How do you go about getting the extension office to test your soil.
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Soil test info
Here is a link to directions for collecting soil for a test. Cut and paste this link into your browser: http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/johnson/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=120
We need about 2 cups of soil collected from 8-10 different places in your flower bed or yard. When you bring the soil to our office, we will ask you to complete a form that gives us info on what you are trying to grow, your fertilizing, watering, and maintenance practices, and any problems you are having. We will send the soil to K-State for analysis and they will send back a report in about 2 weeks which we will forward to you with the horticulture agent's comments.
Our office is in the Johnson Co. administrative building at 11811 S. Sunset. Olathe. This is one block north of the corner of 119th and Ridgeview. Let us know if you have any more questions. 913-715-7050.
Laura
Johnson Co. Exension Master Gardener