Soil Control Lab, a division of Control Laboratories, Inc., stands as a beacon of innovation and reliability within California's agricultural community. With over six decades of experience, the company has established a reputable presence in the agricultural testing space. Soil Control Lab specializes in offering services tailored to the evolving needs of the agricultural sector, including soil and water testing as well as biochar and compost quality assessment.
Starting with compost quality testing, Soil Control Lab has expanded services to encompass biochar analysis, biodegradable product testing, remediation testing, and irrigation water assessment. Biochar, a carbon-rich material, not only contributes to carbon sequestration but also enhances soil quality, solidifying the company's expertise and earning trust within the industry.
Mike Galloway, the lab director at Soil Control Lab, acknowledges the challenges clients face due to increased regulatory pressure. "We assist by staying updated on these changes and developing solutions to meet the evolving requirements," says Galloway.
Soil Control Lab's ability to adapt to changing industry needs is facilitated by its seasoned professionals, who bring years of experience to the table. The company has actively contributed to standardizing testing methods and, in collaboration with the U.S. Composting Council, has pioneered compost quality assurance testing.
Beyond its strong technical capabilities, Soil Control Lab also places a strong emphasis on client service. Its genuine concern for clients goes beyond mere professional courtesy; it’s deeply ingrained in its corporate culture. The team is selected not only for expertise but also for character and work ethic, going the extra mile to assist clients, fostering relational interactions rather than transactional ones.
This client-centric approach begins with the onboarding process, designed for simplicity and efficiency. Clients can swiftly establish an account by completing a chain of custody form that captures all essential information, from sample locations to invoicing details. This streamlined procedure allows them to concentrate on obtaining accurate and reliable test results.
Additionally, Soil Control Lab boasts a wide range of advanced instruments used for testing, including ICP mass spectrometry for detecting trace-level metals, ICP-AES for common metals, and ion chromatography for anions. These cutting-edge technologies enable Soil Control Lab to deliver precise results that adhere to the EPA, U.S. Composting Council, and USDA guidelines.
Soil Control Lab's adaptability and resilience continue to drive its success. Employee retention and the presence of experienced personnel are among the company's strengths, ensuring a deep well of expertise to draw from. Over the years, Soil Control Lab has been pivotal in the agricultural network. It continues to aid farmers, waste generators, and regulatory bodies make critical decisions by providing precise and adaptable testing solutions. Whether enhancing soil quality or ensuring safety of water sources, Soil Control Lab's work positively impacts the lives of numerous individuals, beyond immediate clientele. It transcends being a mere service provider and stands as a leader in promoting a more sustainable and responsible agricultural landscape for future generations.
Soil Control Lab's contributions extend to collaborating with the U.S. Composting Council in the development of testing methods, demonstrating its commitment to industry standards and innovation.
As Soil Control Lab looks to the future, its commitment to excellence remains unwavering. The company's dedication to helping clients navigate regulatory challenges, delivering toptier testing services, and fostering genuine client relationships positions it as a cornerstone of the agricultural community, shaping a sustainable and responsible future for generations to come.
Starting with compost quality testing, Soil Control Lab has expanded services to encompass biochar analysis, biodegradable product testing, remediation testing, and irrigation water assessment. Biochar, a carbon-rich material, not only contributes to carbon sequestration but also enhances soil quality, solidifying the company's expertise and earning trust within the industry.
Mike Galloway, the lab director at Soil Control Lab, acknowledges the challenges clients face due to increased regulatory pressure. "We assist by staying updated on these changes and developing solutions to meet the evolving requirements," says Galloway.
Soil Control Lab's ability to adapt to changing industry needs is facilitated by its seasoned professionals, who bring years of experience to the table. The company has actively contributed to standardizing testing methods and, in collaboration with the U.S. Composting Council, has pioneered compost quality assurance testing.
Beyond its strong technical capabilities, Soil Control Lab also places a strong emphasis on client service. Its genuine concern for clients goes beyond mere professional courtesy; it’s deeply ingrained in its corporate culture. The team is selected not only for expertise but also for character and work ethic, going the extra mile to assist clients, fostering relational interactions rather than transactional ones.
We assist by staying updated on these changes and developing solutions to meet the evolving requirements
Additionally, Soil Control Lab boasts a wide range of advanced instruments used for testing, including ICP mass spectrometry for detecting trace-level metals, ICP-AES for common metals, and ion chromatography for anions. These cutting-edge technologies enable Soil Control Lab to deliver precise results that adhere to the EPA, U.S. Composting Council, and USDA guidelines.
Soil Control Lab's adaptability and resilience continue to drive its success. Employee retention and the presence of experienced personnel are among the company's strengths, ensuring a deep well of expertise to draw from. Over the years, Soil Control Lab has been pivotal in the agricultural network. It continues to aid farmers, waste generators, and regulatory bodies make critical decisions by providing precise and adaptable testing solutions. Whether enhancing soil quality or ensuring safety of water sources, Soil Control Lab's work positively impacts the lives of numerous individuals, beyond immediate clientele. It transcends being a mere service provider and stands as a leader in promoting a more sustainable and responsible agricultural landscape for future generations.
Soil Control Lab's contributions extend to collaborating with the U.S. Composting Council in the development of testing methods, demonstrating its commitment to industry standards and innovation.
As Soil Control Lab looks to the future, its commitment to excellence remains unwavering. The company's dedication to helping clients navigate regulatory challenges, delivering toptier testing services, and fostering genuine client relationships positions it as a cornerstone of the agricultural community, shaping a sustainable and responsible future for generations to come.
Company : Soil Control Lab (a division of Control Laboratories, Inc.)
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