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Denele Analytical, Inc. Environmental and Agricultural Analysis ELAP Certificate No.:2714 Soil Analysis Date Recd: 3/14/2014 Crop: FALLOW Report Date: 3/17/2014 Proposed Yield: 1.0 Ton(s) Lab ID: S768796A Default Yield: 1.0 Ton(s) CHESNEY CONSULTING Sample ID: 3FT PO BOX 3794 Submitted By: Don Chesney TURLOCK CA 95381 Grower: Don pH 8.30 Su 6.55 E.C.e 1.66 mmhos 1.05 Soluble Salts 1,062 ppm 672 Nitrate Nitrogen 13.0 ppm 35 Chloride meq/L 2.75 Organic Matter 1.1 % 1.75 Soluble Phosphorus 17 ppm 26 f Exchangeable Cations Potassium 100 ppm Calcium 1,210 ppm Magnesium 852 ppm Sodium 320 ppm Ca/Mg Ratio 1.4 Base Saturation Potassium 1.7 % 2-5 Calcium 41.1 % 65-80 Magnesium 47.7 % 10-20 K Sodium 9.5 % 0-5 Boron 0.34 ppm 0.60 , Zinc 0.8 ppm 13 Iron 6.2 ppm 60 Copper 1.2 ppm 7 Manganese 1.1 ppm 22 Sulfate Sulfur 103.0 ppm 39 Ammonia Nitrogen ppm - Total Nitrogen % Plant Nutrient Recommendations Cation Exch.Capacity 14.7 meq/1008 Nitrogen Lbs lAcre Sulfur* Lbs lAcre Percolation High Phosphorus Lbs lAcre Boron Lbs lAcre Excess Carbonates High Potassium Lbs lAcre zinc Lbs lAcre Free Lime - - - Copper - Lbs lAcre Manganese - Lbs lAcre C:N Ratio - - - Nitrogen Holding Cap.lbs/ac 144 Base Saturation Water Extract Result Units %Total water Extract Ratio Result% Soil Amendment Recommendations Calcium 1.82 meq 10.9 Calcium 3.00 Magnesium 3.87 meq 23.2 Magnesium 5.52 Lime* Tons lAcre Sodium 10.96 meq 65.6 Sodium 78.75 Gypsum Tons lAcre Potassium 0.07 meq 0.4 Potassium 2.67 Sulfur(If pH greater than 7.4,acidify) Note:All Results ore on o Dry Basis To convert ppm to lbs/acre(6 in.of surface soil weighing 2,000,000 lbs.),multiply by 2 The micronutrients recommended are in lbs/acre on a broadcast elemental basis. If micronutrients are banded,divide the recommended value by 3. If chelated fertilizers are used,divide the recommendation by 4.Research has shown that optimum yields are obtained with nitrogen split into 2 to 4 applications. Recommended nitrogen is based on 90%efficiency of application.Highest losses of nitrogen occur with winter applications. Early spring to late summer is the optimum time to apply nitrogen. *If fertilizer recommendation exceeds 600 Itis(0.3 tons),multiple applications are recommended REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY: Joshua Huot Liability Limits: The warranty of Denele Analytical is limited to the accuracy of the analyses of the samples as received. Denele Analytical assumes no responsibility for which the customer uses our test results,nor liability for any other warranties,expressed or implied. These terms and conditions shall supercede any conflicting terms and conditions submitted on customer purchase orders or other forms submitted for work.