Using the Bartlett Diagnostic Using the Bartlett Diagnostic Sample Submission ProgramSample Submission Program

(Soils)(Soils)

How to submit and retrieve soil samples and reportswww.dddi.org/bartlett

If you do not have an account, click ‘Request an account’ and an administrator will grant you access after you fill out the

registration form.

At the Login screen, enter your Username and password in the text boxes on the left of the screen, then click the

‘Login’ button.

Upon login, you will see a list of samples, if you have submitted any in the last 30 days, and their corresponding information.

To submit a soil sample, click ‘Soil Submission Form’.

Click for soils submission

Fill in the client information form (Red fields are required) with contact information. If client already exists go to the

select client in the drop down menu and select.

For existing clients

Enter information in the fields provided. Note that Red indicates required fields. Be sure to indicate the appropriate test and

plant species.

Must be correct

Continue to enter information as necessary. Click ‘Submit’ when Done.

Once sample analysis has been completed, you will receive an E-mail notification. To retrieve the sample click on the link.

Click to go directly to sample

Soil analysis results are available in both a “Client PDF” and “Technician PDF”. The client PDF can be e-mailed directly

to the client.

E-mail to client

This is the client copy of the soil analysis results. Red indicates nutrients that are low or deficient.

This is the technician copy of the soil analysis report. It containsmore detailed information about soil prescription rates neededto correct any deficiencies.

Application rates for conventional Boost are also included in theresults.

Click ‘Home’ and the arrival/diagnostic status of your sample is displayed (a). You may also print a submission form from

this page for a sample if you forgot to previously (b).

a b

By clicking the ‘Submitted by’ link, you can view an archive of previously submitted samples and information about

them. Click the sample number to retrieve the diagnosis

By clicking ‘Search’, this allows you to search the database of samples to retrieve previously diagnosed samples. Search

by keyword, sample number, or client name .