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The Australasian Soil and Plant Analysis Council (ASPAC) is an independent international organisation consisting of individuals, laboratories, research and commercial organisations involved in soil and plant analysis. It promotes the adoption of:

Appropriate field sampling protocols
Uniform and reliable soil and plant analytical methods
Sound interpretation guidelines, and
The most reliable and appropriate advice to clients.

ASPAC also brings together individuals and groups from industry, public institutions and independent laboratories in Australia, New Zealand and nearby overseas countries to share information and technology on soil and plant analysis.

How can I be sure the lab is giving me the right results?

Newsflash

Annual Reports of ASPAC ILPPs

The Annual Reports for the ASPAC Interlaboratory Proficiency Programmes for 2004-05, and 2005-06, are now available for public review. See Downloads section for more details.

Apology

ASPAC apologises to Australian Perry Agricultural Laboratory for an error in our website for the period 29 September to 23 October, which may have given the erroneous impression that Australian Perry Agricultural Laboratory does not hold any APAC Certifications.

Are They Certified?

Which labs are certified?

ASPAC operates a soil and plant tissue Inter-Laboratory Proficiency Programme (ILPP). To find out which ASPAC members were certified as proficient for particular tests during the 2007/2008 programme, go to the Certified ASPAC Labs section of this website.

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