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Code: TSTBADF96B5
Soil Analysis
Lab: Allschoolabs Verified Lab · 3 day(s) estimated delivery · 31 views
Test price
Discount for partners
₦20,000₦26,600
Estimated turnaround3 days (Express testing available)
Sample requirement500g or lesser
Sample submissionPickup from your location / Drop-off at a collection centre
How to Request Test
- Add Test to Cart.
- On the Cart / “Pay & Book Test” page, fill in your details.
For questions, please
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We maintain strict confidentiality. We do not fabricate, alter, or manipulate results.
About Soil Analysis
Whether you're a farmer, researcher, property developer, environmental consultant or simply planning to start a garden, understanding your soil is the first step towards making informed decisions. Our Soil Analysis service helps you discover exactly what's happening beneath the surface so you can improve crop yield, choose the right fertilisers or assess land suitability for your project.
At AnalysisAfrica, we carefully examine your soil sample to determine its physical and chemical properties. Depending on the analysis you request, we can measure pH, organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, cation exchange capacity (CEC), electrical conductivity, moisture content, soil texture and other important nutrients. We also offer specialised testing for heavy metals and contaminants where required.
Our laboratory report provides accurate results together with an easy-to-understand interpretation, helping you understand your soil's fertility, nutrient status and any corrective measures that may be needed. If you're unsure which package is right for you, simply tell us what you plan to use the land for, and we'll recommend the most appropriate analysis.
Whether you're managing a farm, conducting research, landscaping a property or meeting regulatory requirements, we're here to provide reliable results you can trust.
Sample & Submission Guide
Sample amount / volume
500g or lesser
How to package the sample
Preparing your soil sample correctly helps us provide the most accurate results.
Collect soil from several spots within the area you want to test, especially if it's a large field.
Remove stones, leaves, roots and other debris before collecting the sample.
Mix the collected soil thoroughly in a clean bucket to obtain a representative sample.
Place approximately 500 g to 1 kg of the mixed soil into a clean, dry plastic bag or sample container.
If you're testing different fields or locations, package each sample separately.
Clearly label each sample with:
Your name or organisation
Sample identification
Farm or location name
Sampling depth (if known)
Date of collection
Intended crop or purpose (if applicable)
Seal the bag securely to prevent contamination or moisture loss during transportation.
Collect soil from several spots within the area you want to test, especially if it's a large field.
Remove stones, leaves, roots and other debris before collecting the sample.
Mix the collected soil thoroughly in a clean bucket to obtain a representative sample.
Place approximately 500 g to 1 kg of the mixed soil into a clean, dry plastic bag or sample container.
If you're testing different fields or locations, package each sample separately.
Clearly label each sample with:
Your name or organisation
Sample identification
Farm or location name
Sampling depth (if known)
Date of collection
Intended crop or purpose (if applicable)
Seal the bag securely to prevent contamination or moisture loss during transportation.
How to submit or send the sample
- Pickup from your location
- Drop-off at a collection centre
Current pickup areas: Any Park around Ojuelegba - Yaba (Lagos, Nigeria), Any Park around Ota (Ogun State, Nigeria)
Collection centres: 104 Western Avenue; Suite C1, God's promise complex, Bells bus stop, Ota
Sample retention
3 Days
Laboratory operating hours
Mon 3 - Fri 2
Other important instructions
Avoid collecting soil immediately after applying fertilisers, lime, manure or pesticides. Where possible, wait 2–4 weeks before sampling.
Do not collect soil when it is excessively wet, flooded or waterlogged.
If you're sampling farmland, collect soil from the normal root zone (usually 0–15 cm for most crops unless otherwise advised).
Let us know whether the sample is for agriculture, landscaping, construction, environmental assessment, research or contamination studies so we can recommend the most suitable analysis.
If you're requesting heavy metal or contamination testing, please mention any known industrial activities or pollution concerns at the sampling site.
Results apply only to the sample submitted. For large properties, multiple samples may be recommended to obtain a more representative assessment.
If you're not sure how to collect your sample, feel free to contact our team before sampling—we'll gladly guide you through the process.
Do not collect soil when it is excessively wet, flooded or waterlogged.
If you're sampling farmland, collect soil from the normal root zone (usually 0–15 cm for most crops unless otherwise advised).
Let us know whether the sample is for agriculture, landscaping, construction, environmental assessment, research or contamination studies so we can recommend the most suitable analysis.
If you're requesting heavy metal or contamination testing, please mention any known industrial activities or pollution concerns at the sampling site.
Results apply only to the sample submitted. For large properties, multiple samples may be recommended to obtain a more representative assessment.
If you're not sure how to collect your sample, feel free to contact our team before sampling—we'll gladly guide you through the process.
Questions About Soil Analysis
How much does Soil Analysis cost?
The test price is ₦20,000. The amount shown on this page is the current test price before any eligible discount, delivery or collection charge.
How long does Soil Analysis take?
The current estimated result delivery time is 3 days. Actual timing can depend on sample condition, preparation and laboratory workflow.
How much sample is required for Soil Analysis?
The sample requirement shown by the laboratory is: 500g.
How should I package a sample for Soil Analysis?
Preparing your soil sample correctly helps us provide the most accurate results. Collect soil from several spots within the area you want to test, especially if it's a large field. Remove stones, leaves, roots and other debris before collecting the sample. Mix the collected soil thoroughly in a clean bucket to obtain a representative sample. Place approximately 500 g to 1 kg of the mixed soil into a clean, dry plastic bag or sample container. If you're testing different fields or locations, package each sample separately. Clearly label each sample with: Your name or organisation Sample identification Farm or location name Sampling depth (if known) Date of collection Intended crop or purpose (if applicable) Seal the bag securely to prevent contamination or moisture loss during transportation.
How can I send or submit my sample?
Allschoolabs currently accepts sample submission by Pickup from your location or Drop-off at a collection centre. Pickup areas currently listed in the booking database include Any Park around Ojuelegba - Yaba (Lagos, Nigeria), Any Park around Ota (Ogun State, Nigeria). Available collection centre information includes 104 Western Avenue; Suite C1, God's promise complex, Bells bus stop, Ota. Click the "Add to cart" button to continue booking and enter sample details.
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