Hello!

I'm looking for an easy way to measure nutrient availability, particularly 
calcium and 
sodium, in soils and leaves in the field. I've considered just sending my 
samples out, but 
the cost adds up quickly. I would like a hand held meter that can tell me the 
concentration 
of calcium or sodium in a sample of leaf or soil.

I've been looking at LAQUA Twin Meters, as they have individual meters for 
sodium and 
calcium, but I'm not positive how reliable they are after reading reviews from 
Amazon. Has 
anyone used these meters previously?

Or is there another meter that can measure calcium and sodium levels separately 
that 
you've used before and may be better than the LAQUA Twin?

Thank you!

Cari Ritzenthaler
Graduate Student
Bowling Green State University
Dept. of Biological Sciences 
https://ritzenresearch.wordpress.com/
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