The EW Podcast - Kevin Hicks & Joel Simmons - Soil Testing

The EW Podcast - Kevin Hicks & Joel Simmons - Soil Testing

From The EarthWorks Podcast by EarthWorks

June 4, 2026 · 1h 2m

About this episode

Kevin Hicks and Joel Simmons discuss the importance of soil testing for turf managers and its impact on soil health and fertility decisions.

EarthWorks began extensive soil testing nearly 40 years ago with one goal in mind: creating healthier soils that support stronger biological activity. By understanding soil chemistry through detailed testing, turf managers can improve soil structure, increase air and water movement, and build an environment where microbes thrive. It’s the foundation of the EarthWorks philosophy: Balance the Chemistry Feed the Soil. In this episode, Kevin Hicks and Joel Simmons dive into the importance of soil testing and how real data can help turf managers make smarter fertility decisions. They discuss how compaction, nutrient balance, and water quality all influence soil performance and long-term turf health. The conversation also explores the growing importance of water testing and how poor irrigation water can impact the nutritional position of the soil. Kevin and Joel also share updates on the future of the EarthWorks and Soil First Consulting soil audit programs, including the development of a new interactive soil protocol designed to give turf managers faster, more actionable insights. Packed with practical knowledge and decades of field experience, this episode is a valuable listen for…

People in this episode

Guests: Kevin Hicks, Joel Simmons

Topics covered

  • soil testing
  • turf management
  • soil health
  • nutrient balance
  • water quality
  • biological activity

Keywords

  • soil testing
  • turf managers
  • soil chemistry
  • nutrient balance
  • water testing
  • soil performance
  • biological activity

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Organizations: EarthWorks, Soil First Consulting

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