The Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory (CNAL) formerly provided nutrient analysis and related testing services but is now closed and not accepting samples. The Cornell Soil Health Lab remains open and is increasing its soil health testing offerings. Nearby Northeast land‑grant labs (e.g., Penn State Agricultural Analytical Services Laboratory and the University of Maine Analytical Lab) provide routine analyses for soil, plant tissue, compost, manure, irrigation water, biosolids, and related materials, with researchers able to request modified analyses by contacting the labs.
AI named Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory from February 2026 to June 2026.
AI named Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory alongside Penn State Agricultural Analytical Services Laboratory, A&L Great Lakes Laboratories, and SOILKIT
None of these answers cited cnal.cals.cornell.edu. AI leaned on alluvialsoillab.com, bloomsoil.com, and carolinafreshfarms.com.
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