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1 JMLord, Inc. Laboratory Fee Schedule Spring N. Fulton St. Fresno CA, (559) (559) (FAX)
2 Laboratory Services Since 1976, JMLord, Inc. has provided consultants and growers with fast and accurate analyses of soil, water, and plant tissue for optimum crop management, with services to clients in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, as well as internationally. JMLord, Inc. is committed to providing our clients with the highest quality analytical services available. Quality control is of the utmost importance. The laboratory participates in the North American Proficiency Testing Program of SSSA where samples are tested quarterly to guarantee accurate testing throughout the year. Check samples, blanks and duplicates for each run and state of the art laboratory equipment also aid in our quality control. The value of an analysis and of its interpretation is dependent upon an examination of a representative sample. This will consist of a composite of several sub-samples taken from the area under investigation. Exact sampling procedures are available from JMLord, or we can provide sampling services for a nominal charge. Sample Submission When submitting samples, the following information should be provided to the laboratory staff: Full name, address, telephone and fax number of the person to whom results should be addressed; Full name, address, and telephone number of the person to whom an invoice should be addressed; Purchase order number if appropriate; Complete and unique sample descriptions; Detailed list of analyses to be performed for each sample. Samples should be kept cool and dry until delivered to the laboratory for analysis. The laboratory is open to receive samples from 7:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Samples delivered after these hours will be logged in the next business day. Special arrangements can be made for sample delivery or for sample pick up. We also provide sample drop off locations in Selma, Lemoore and Coachella. JMLord is authorized to receive imported or quarantined samples for analytical purposes. These samples require special handling, and a handling charge will apply. Soil samples are kept for 30 days, and plant tissue samples are kept for 60 days, from date of submission. Storage of samples beyond these time periods is available by request. A charge for the storage of samples beyond the above specified time limits may apply. 2
3 Reporting Reports are normally mailed to the client. Reports are also available via facsimile (fax) or in various formats. Arrangements may be made for other reporting requirements. All work is strictly confidential. Client names, addresses, and analytical results will not be released without the client s expressed written consent. Sample Volumes Minimum sample sizes are as shown Agronomic Sampling Sample Type Minimum Amount Soil One pint (500 ml.) Tissue Two ounces fresh (60 grams) Water One pint (500 ml.) Manure One pint (500 ml.) Dairy Sampling Sample Type Minimum Amount Soil One pint or Two cups Harvest Tissue One quart zip-lock bag Wastewater One pint or 8 oz. Dry Manure & Compost One quart zip-lock bag Soil, tissue, and manure samples should be collected in paper sample collection bags. Water samples should be collected in clean plastic or glass bottles. Bags and bottles can be provided upon request. Turnaround Times JMLord Inc. s staff strives to analyze and report samples as quickly as possible. Our turnaround time is greatly influenced by our sample load. Often, results are available well before the standard turnaround time. Tissue samples are typically ran in 24 hours and soil and water samples are ran in 48 hours. However, at standard prices, we can only guarantee our normal turnaround time of five (5) working days. Pricing Prices shown in the price list are for individual sample analysis with standard turnaround time and include sample handling and preparation. Our professional agronomists provide guidelines for critical and desired nutrient levels as well as interpretation of analytical results at no extra charge. Fees for laboratory services will be billed to the client. The total amount is due within 15 days of billing. After 30 days, there will be an additional charge of 1.5% per month on the unpaid balance. Discounts are available for volume work. All prices are subject to change without notice. 3
4 Soil Analysis 100 Soil Nutrients (NO 3 -N, PO 4 -P, K)... $ Soil Nutrients (NO 3 -N, PO 4 -P, K, Zn)... $ Soil Salinity (ph, EC e, SP, B, Cl, SO 4, Ca, Mg, Na, SAR)... $ Complete Soil Analysis... $45.00 (NO3-N, PO4-P, Extractable minors [Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn], Exchangeable Bases [Ca, K, Mg, Na, SO 4 -S], Sat %, ph, EC, Sat. paste ions [Ca, Mg, Na, B, Cl]) 107 Nitrate Profile + EC e (Multiple samples)... $ ph + Electrical Conductivity... $ Salinity + Nitrate... $ Exchangeable Bases (Ca, K, Mg, Na)... $ Extractable Minors (Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn)... $21.00 Individual Analyses 161 Ammonia... $ Boron (B) (Saturated paste extract)... $ Calcium (Ca) (Exchangeable)... $ Cation Exchange Capacity (Ammonium ion determination)... $ Chloride (Cl) (Saturated paste extract)... $ Copper (Cu) (Extractable)... $ EC e (Electrical Conductivity)... $ Gypsum Requirement... $ Gypsum Purity (Ca, S, %Gypsum, Moisture)... $ Iron (Fe) (Extractable)... $ Lime Analysis (Qualitative)... $ Lime Analysis (Quantitative as CaCO 3 )... $ Magnesium (Mg) (Exchangeable)... $ Manganese (Mn) (Extractable)... $ Moisture (%)... $ Nitrogen-Nitrate (NO 3 -N)... $ Nitrogen-Total (TN)... $ Organic Matter (LOI)... $ Particle Size Analysis... $ Phosphate Phosphorus (PO 4 -P) (Olsen extract)... $ ph... $ Potassium (K) (Exchangeable)... $ Saturation Percentage... $ Sodium (Na) (Exchangeable)... $ Sulfur (S) (Saturated paste extract)... $ Zinc (Extractable)... $ Sample Preparation (Dry, grind and/or store)... $7.50 4
5 Plant Tissue Analysis Petiole Analysis 201 Petiole Monitoring (NO 3 -N, PO 4 -P, K)... $ Petiole Monitoring + Zn... $25.00 Grape Petiole Analysis 232 NO 3 -N, P, K, Zn... $ Grape Complete (NO 3 -N, B, Ca, Cl, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, P, S, Zn)... $45.00 Leaf Analysis 206 TN, P, K... $ TN, P, K, Zn... $ Complete Tissue (N, B, Ca, Cl, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, P, S, Zn)... $50.00 Garlic 229 TN, PO 4 -P, K... $ TN, PO 4 -P, K, Zn... $27.00 Leaf and Petiole combinations 242 Petiole Monitoring + Leaf TN... $ Petiole Monitoring + Complete Tissue... $66.00 Individual Analyses 215 Boron (B)... $ Calcium (Ca)... $ Chloride (Cl)... $ Copper (Cu)... $ Iron (Fe)... $ Magnesium (Mg)... $ Manganese (Mn)... $ Nitrogen-Total (TN)... $ Nitrogen-Nitrate (NO 3 -N)... $ Phosphate Phosphorus (PO 4 -P)... $ Phosphorus (P)... $ Potassium (Acetic acid extractable) (K)... $ Potassium (Total) (K)... $ Sodium (Na)... $ Sulfur (S)... $ Zinc (Zn)... $
6 Water Analysis 301 Ag Water Suitability... $35.00 (ph, EC, Ca, Mg, Na, SAR, SARadj, Alk (HCO 3 ), SO 4,Cl, B, NO 3 -N) 340 Ag Water Complete (Suitability + Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn)... $ Nursery Water Analysis... $55.00 Alkalinity, ph, Boron, Calcium, Chloride, Copper, Conductivity, Iron, Potassium, Magnesium, Manganese, Sodium, Ammonia, Nitrate, Phosphorus, Sulfate, Zinc Individual Water Analyses 308 Alkalinity (HCO 3 )... $ Boron (B)... $ Calcium (Ca)... $ Chloride (Cl)... $ ECw... $ ECw + ph... $ Magnesium (Mg)... $ Manganese (Mn)... $ Nitrogen-Nitrate (NO 3 -N)... $ Nitrogen-Total (TN)... $ Nitrogen-Ammonia (NH 4 -N)... $ ph... $ Sodium (Na)... $ Solids, Total Suspended (TSS)... $ Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) (Measured)... $ Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) (Calculated) + ECw... $12.00 Manure Analysis 401 Manure Analysis (N,P,K, Moisture)... $ Manure Analysis + Zinc... $ Complete Compost Analysis... $75.00 NO3-N, PO4-P, ph, EC, Organic Matter, TN, B, Ca, Cl, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, P, Zn, Extractable minors (Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn), Exchangeable Cations (Ca, Mg, Na, K), Bulk Density Dairy Monitoring 411 Merced County Manure Analysis... $60.00 (Total N, NO 3 -N, Solids, K, P, Moisture) 413 Merced County Manure Water Analysis... $60.00 (Total N, NH 4 -N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Na, Cl) 412 Nitrate-N, Ammonia-N, Conductivity... $ Lagoon Water: TN, Nitrate-N, EC, TDS (Calc.)... $ Lagoon Water: TN, Ammonia-N, Nitrate-N... $ Complete Lagoon Water...$72.00 Alkalinity, Boron, Calcium, Chloride, Phosphate, Potassium, Magnesium, Sodium, Ammonia-N, Nitrate-N, ph, Sulfate, Total Nitrogen 6
7 Regional Water Quality Control Board Testing Requirements Dairy General Order as of February 23, 2011* Process Wastewater 510 Quarterly Sampling... $40.00 (NO 3 -N, NH 4 -N, TKN, TN, P, K, TDS, EC) 511 Every 2 years... $25.00 (Ca, Mg, Na, HCO 3, SO4, Cl, CO 3 ) 315 ph (annually)... $7.00 Manure 503 Every 2 years... $60.00 (Ca, Mg, Na, S, Cl, Fixed Solids) 504 Twice/Year... $35.00 (TN, P, K, Moisture) 133 Moisture (%)... $8.50 Plant Tissue 505 At Harvest (Silage, Hay, etc.)... $35.00 (TN, P, K, Moisture, Fixed Solids) 506 Additional N-Fertilizer (Mid-Season Tissue)... $17.50 (TN) Soil 109 Every 5 years... $15.00 (Soluble P as PO 4 -P) Recommended Soil Tests (not required by the Order) 508 Spring Pre-plant (0-1 ft)... $18.00 (NO 3 -N, OM) 509 Fall Pre-plant (0-1 ft)... $35.00 (NO 3 -N, PO 4 -P, K, OM, EC) 106 Spring/Fall Pre-plant (Below 1 ft)... $15.00 (NO 3 -N) Fresh Water Samples All fresh water samples, which include irrigation and domestic wells and canal water samples, will be tested by a laboratory with an Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (ELAP) certification. JMLord, Inc. has a working relationship with several ELAP certified laboratories in the San Joaquin Valley. JMLord, Inc works to obtain the most competitive prices from outside laboratories. *Tests will be updated with any changes made to the General Order. 7
8 Field Sampling Services Standard soil and/ or tissue sampling...$45.00 /Hour GPS/GIS based sampling, Grid sampling, Smart Sampling Out of local area (California Central Valley)... Call for Quote Soil Sampling Equipment * Lord Probe....$ The strongest most reliable tube type hand sampler developed. Made from chrome-moly steel to ensure a longer life. Replaceable tips (see below) eliminate the need to buy a new body. Depth markings are at 6 interval. Lord Sampling Tube....$ Lord Probe Tip...$59.00 Other probe and auger models available. Please call for details. * Prices do not include sales tax or shipping. 8
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