Nina Camillone
Soil Health Expert with SoilKit since 2024. PhD in Soil Science and International Agriculture and Development from Penn State. Currently based in Montreal, Canada.
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St. Augustine grass
Image via Wikimedia CommonsSt. Augustine grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum)Click here to learn more about caring for St. Augustine grass.
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I still need help. How can I contact SoilKit?
If you can't find your question in our FAQs or need additional support, please reach out to us directly by one of the following methods:Email us at support@soilkit.comClick the "Help" button at the...
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How do I know if my plants are dormant or dead? (ASK Around)
If your grass or yard plants look brown and lifeless...when is it possible to revive them with some TLC, and when are they truly dead and need to be replaced? Here are some tips you can use if you'...
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Why don’t sod farms run out of soil? (ASK Around)
At first glance, sod farming might look like a disaster for soil health: the fertile top layer of soil gets stripped away gradually, year after year, and carted away as rolls of turf for installati...
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What happens in my soil over the winter? (ASK Advice)
When winter rolls in and your lawn or garden goes quiet, it might look like everything has hit pause. Warm season grasses go dormant, and your yard might even be covered with a blanket of snow. But...
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What do my results mean? (Auburn University powered by SoilKit)
If you sent in your soil sample using the Auburn Universty Soil Test Kit, your soil report will include recommendations specially tailored to Alabama soils based on Auburn University science.Auburn...
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Can I download my test results as a PDF?
Yes! First, you'll need to be logged in to your SoilKit365 dashboard and viewing the kit results you'd like to save. Then, click the printer icon at the top right side of your results page (yes, th...
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How do lawn diseases spread, and how can you prevent them? (ASK Around)
Sneezing, coughing, sore throat, fever: winter is flu season, and all kinds of viruses are getting passed around. We take precautions like washing our hands and staying home when sick to prevent di...
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Five friendly microbes in your soil (ASK Advice)
From nourishing crops to producing antibiotics and even cleaning up pollution, the tiniest micro-organisms living in our soil are doing big things for our health and the planet. These microbes incl...
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Dirt Diaries Podcast Feature
FOLEY, AL — Sept. 3, 2025 — The Market Day Report invited AgritTech CEO Christina Woerner McInnis to discuss her family's 100+ years farming the same land and her experience in the agriculture indu...