The Soil Testing Laboratory at Lokmangal College of Agriculture provides essential services for assessing soil health and fertility. Soil testing is a scientific method used to analyze various physical and chemical properties of soil, enabling farmers and researchers to make informed decisions regarding crop production and nutrient management.

The laboratory evaluates key soil parameters, including:

• Soil pH
• Electrical Conductivity (EC)
• Organic Carbon (%)
• Available Nitrogen (N)
• Available Phosphorus (P)
• Available Potassium (K)
• Micronutrient Content

The results obtained from soil testing help determine the fertility status of the soil and identify nutrient deficiencies that may affect crop growth and productivity. Based on these findings, appropriate recommendations can be made for the efficient use of fertilizers and soil amendments.

By providing accurate soil analysis, the laboratory supports cost-effective agronomic and horticultural management practices, promotes sustainable soil health, and helps farmers optimize crop yields while reducing unnecessary input costs. The facility plays a crucial role in enhancing agricultural productivity through scientific soil management and nutrient planning.