Interpreting the Haney Soil Health Test from Brookside Labs l Soil Sampling

CEO & Founder Mitchell Hora processed about 1,000 Haney Soil Health tests in 2017. This is his quick method to interpret the lab report. The Haney Test mimics nature and uses plant exudates that are already found in the natural environment. The natural exudate is called the H3A extractant. Along with the H3A extractant, the Haney Test uses just water to extract more nutrients. The natural acids find what is readily available in the soil. It also indicates microbial potential and can tell how active the microbial level of life is. The Haney test doesn’t use harsh, unnatural acids, which gives a more realistic reading of the number of nutrients in the soil. This test is able to detect more nutrients than a traditional soil test. For more information on the Soil Sampling visit Continuum.Ag.