Interpreting Soil Test Results

This hands-on workshop will walk you through how to get the most out of soil testing. We’ll go over the differences between standard fertility tests and soil health tests, how to read common soil test reports, and how to apply specific soil health practices based on your results, with time set aside for Q&A and discussion. You’ll leave with practical tools to make informed decisions for your farm or garden!

Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and their own soil test results for review!

About the Facilitator

Dana Rushovich currently serves as the NRCS State Agronomist for Maryland providing technical guidance to field staff and producers on agronomic practices such as cover crops, nutrient management, soil health practices, and pest management. Prior to starting this position, she was a Soil Conservationist in Howard County and a Nutrient Management Advisor in Baltimore County. She has a background in diversified vegetable farming in both urban and rural environments. She holds a B.S. in Environmental Science and Policy from University of Maryland as well as an M.S. in Soil Science from University of Maryland.

Additional Information

This workshop will be held indoors. We encourage you to bring a water bottle! Extra water, masks, and hand sanitizer will be provided.

• Parking: Parking is available in the lot on the north side of the Union Mill building. Street parking is also available in the neighborhood.
• Restrooms: There is a restroom on site.
• Accessibility: The conference room is on the first floor with ramp access. Seating will be provided.
• Illness: Please do not attend this event if you are sick or experiencing symptoms of illness including but not limited to fever, coughing, and/or vomiting.
• Cancellation: In the event that we need to cancel due to weather or unforeseen circumstances, attendees will receive an email notification.

Questions? Please contact [email protected]

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Host or Publisher Farm Alliance of Baltimore