Proper sampling of soil and plants is crucial for accurate test results that can guide effective farming practices. 

For soil sampling, it’s important to use clean tools to avoid contamination and to collect samples from several locations within the area to get a representative mix. Typically, samples should be taken from the top 6-8 inches of soil, placed in a clean container, and mixed thoroughly before sending a portion to the lab. 

For plant sampling, select healthy plants from different parts of the field, ensuring that the leaves or other tissues are free from dirt or foreign materials. 

Carefully follow the specific instructions provided by the lab, such as Regen Ag Labs or New Age Labs, to ensure your samples meet their testing requirements. For detailed guidance on sampling methods, refer to the lab’s official instructions on their website before sending your samples for analysis.