Magic Soil Analysis
a typical analysis is:

Many people who have no knowledge or appreciation for the soil food web and its functions in cycling nutrients to plants, and at the same time protecting the plants from diseases... think of analysis in terms of N:P:K, which some of us refer to as Justin VonLiebig's Ash Theory.  Inorganic nutrients readily leach out of the soil and into our drinking water so that we have to spend lots of our tax dollars to then take them out of our drinking water.

The nutrients should be tied up in the microbial bio-mass, and be converted to forms readily available to the plants as the plants need them.  That is what Soil Food Web nutrient cycling is all about.

For more information about the soil food web, we encourage you to visit The Soil Food Web website.  They offer some very good audio CD's which make understanding the soil food web very easy.  We highly recommend their CD's.

So... what is a typical analysis of Magic Soil:

total bacteria per gram (teaspoon).... 6.69E+08 = 669,000,000
active bacteria per gram 4.41E+7 = 44,100,000
active bacteria biomass per gram: 8.8µg
total bacteria biomass per gram: 133.8µg

total fungi biomass per gram 98.25µg
active fungi biomass per gram 12.33µg
total fungal length per gram 7,627.77cm = 248 feet of fungi / teaspoon

And a very exciting part for us is our plans to continually make Magic Soil better.   To get a much better understanding of the soil food web and its importance, you want to get the Dr. Elaine Ingham's Audio CD's, available through the Soil Foodweb website