To get your soil tested (pasture, yard, garden), come to the Harrison County Extension office and pick up the necessary materials. You will be responsible for paying the postage to mail each sample, but the actual testing and results interpretation are free!
The West Virginia University Soil Testing Laboratory tests the soil as a service to the citizens of West Virginia. Visit their Web site for more information.
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