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Measuring soil carbon

 
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Hey y'all, I'm looking to begin measuring my soil carbon over time and am curious if anyone out there knows of any labs in the US that offer that service to individuals... our state extension does not. Thanks!
 
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Haven't had such a test done myself, but found a total carbon test offered through Cornell University as well as a number of other labs by searching for soil total carbon test. Other than that, I have no ideas or recommendations.
 
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