Understand the full potential of your liquid biological amendment with this Compost Bacterial Microbiome Analysis—a comprehensive solution for identifying and quantifying all bacteria in your vermitea or extract. 
 
Our advanced 16S rRNA gene sequencing technology offers 100% literature backed detailed insights into your microbial community, providing you with actionable data to enhance your biological product, guarantee consistency, and experiment with new ideas.
 
What's Included: 
 
1. Detailed Microbial Report 
Receive an in-depth analysis identifying: 
-Bacterial community diversity: understand how your samples diversity compares to peers 
- Plant growth-promoting bacteria 
- Potential pathogenic organisms : Liquids especially can be prone to potential pathogen growth  
- anaerobic (low oxygen) indicator organisms
 
2. Expert Executive Summary:
Gain tailored insights with a custom executive summary from Dr. Jones, highlighting key organisms and data interpretation specific to your needs. 
 
3. Convenient "Lab-in-a-Box" Collection Kit
Everything you need for easy sample collection and shipping both ways, including: 
- A Snaplock Hardcase with built-in tube holder for spill prevention 
- DNA preservative that stabilizes your sample for 30 days at room temperature 
- Sterile syringe for sampling and pre-paid return envelope 
- Online form for easy sample information recording 
 
4. High-Resolution 16S Gene Sequencing 
Our advanced sequencing technology delivers: 
- High-resolution bacterial diversity identification 
- Accurate taxonomic classification down to the genus level
- Online interactive figure to visualize and explore your bacterial communities 
- Comparative analysis to monitor performance and track your microbiome over time 
 
5. Context-Based Results & Long-Term Data Storage
Anonymously compare your compost's microbial diversity and beneficial organisms to industry peers. All your data is securely stored for future monitoring and long-term microbiome insights.  
 
Note: Due to state biological labeling regulations, this analysis cannot be used for product labeling in most states.