We want you to perfect your soil to grow the healthiest plants possible.
Redmond’s Soil Test Kit combines predictive soil testing technology with an easy-to-use at-home kit, helping you understand your soil’s health and how to improve it with custom amendment recommendations.
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Easy-to-use
at-home kit
Gain the insights needed
to grow healthier plants
Digital results within
10 days
What's Inside
- ✔ Sample jar, nutrient adsorbing capsule, and DI water
- ✔ Soil scoop (designed to deliver the right amount of soil)
- ✔ Professional guidance on taking your sample
- ✔ Prepaid return mailing envelope
- ✔ Simple to follow instructions
What to Expect?
- Digital results within 10 days
- Custom recommendations to help your plants thrive
- Easy-to-shop products that match recommendations
Why Choose
Redmond Agriculture Soil Test Kit?
Our goal is to support users in perfecting their soil to grow the healthiest plants possible. This custom approach helps you know exactly what your soils need to thrive. No PhD required.
Customized Recommendations for Healthier Soil
Our soil test kit doesn’t just give you raw data—it provides actionable insights. You’ll receive tailored amendment recommendations based on your soil’s specific nutrient levels, so you know exactly what to add to improve fertility, crop yield, and long-term soil health.
Simple, At-Home Testing with Fast Results
Designed for ease of use, the kit makes it possible to test your soil without lab expertise. Just collect your sample, follow a few clear steps, and ship it off with the included prepaid label. Results arrive within 10 days, making advanced soil analysis quick, easy, and accessible to everyone.
Focused on Plant-Available Nutrients — Even in Compost
The Redmond kit tests only for the nutrients actually available to your plants, giving you more clear and accurate results. Using predictive soil science, it evaluates mineral balance and biological potential—and it even works for compost, so you can fine-tune both your soil and your soil-building inputs for stronger, more nutrient-dense plants.
Soil Test Kit Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the kit?
Registration card (with instructions and QR Code link), pre-paid, first class USPS return service envelope (with tracking number), soil scoop, and sample storage jar (with DI water and nutrient adsorbing capsule).
How long does it take to get my results?
Redmond’s Soil Test Kit is simple to use, delivers results within 10 days, and provides convenient access to your data on our easy to use dashboard.
What does the soil test kit measure?
Essential soil macronutrients (needed in larger amounts):
- Nitrogen- broken down into total nitrogen (N), nitrates (NO3-N), and ammonium (NH4-N)
- Phosphorus (P)
- Potassium (K)
- Sulfur (S)
- Calcium (Ca)
- Magnesium (Mg)
- Sodium (Na)
Essential soil micronutrients (needed in smaller amounts):
- Iron (Fe)
- Manganese (Mn)
- Zinc (Zn)
- Copper (Cu)
- Boron (B)
pH levels (balance between acidity and alkalinity)
How often should I test my soil?
If you are actively growing and harvesting from a plot of soil, testing every year is ideal (preferably in the fall).
If you are fallowing or resting ground between growing sessions you can test once every 2 years. Don't wait more than 3 years to test soil.
If you test in the fall, amend, and put soil to bed over the winter, then testing again in the spring can give you an idea of how well your amendments corrected soil problems.
Why doesn’t the Redmond Soil Test Kit test for % of organic matter?
While percentage of organic matter (% OM) is a common metric found on other soil tests, the experts at MySoil and Redmond choose to look at the bigger picture: balanced levels of macro and micro nutrients, and healthy pH ranges. These metrics help you choose the right amendments to help soil microbes break down organic matter into bio-available forms your plants can use.
We recommend always adding organic matter to your soil, regardless of whether you think it would test high or low. Good sources of organic matter include: manure, leaves, compost, and straw.
