Arizona has few public soil test options. University of Arizona lists private labs (pricey). Cheaper: New Mexico State University lab (à la carte), Nevada Extension (free pH/salinity), Utah State University ($).
cals.arizona.edu — contact for rates.
Horse manure-rich soil likely has high nutrients but possible salt/ph issues. Test reveals what to correct—saves money vs. blind fertilizing.
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