Perry Agricultural Laboratory on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Perry Agricultural Laboratory
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last updated: December 2021

As a Missouri company, Perry Agricultural Laboratory (PAL) has more than 30 years of experience working with agricultural producers in all 50 states and 12 foreign countries. Perry Agricultural Laboratory operates under the Albrecht model of balancing soil quality as defined by its chemical, physical, and biological properties for a maximum economic yield. Founded in 1982 by Bob and Kristin Perry in the rural community of Bowling Green, MO, our family business prides itself on personal attention to our clients and ensuring timely and accurate results.

In 1998 Kristin, an attorney, hung up her shingle and began offering legal advice in the same building as the lab. In 2010 the 2nd generation of both the lab and the law firm joined. Daughter, Meagan, a soil scientist, joined PAL and serves as Chief Operating Officer. Son, Bob, an attorney joined Perry Law office as a partner. In 2012 Meagan married Marc Kaiser, from Carrollton, MO who splits time between working on his family farm during planting and harvest and serving the lab as Chief Marketing Officer.

As technology and science have progressed, so has PAL. In 2011 PAL Farm Management was formed to help producers take GPS coordinated soil samples, utilizing the newest technology to help farmers better identify fertilizer deficiencies and surpluses. With our growth and investment in technology, we have cut down turn-around time, 1 day for plant tissue samples, 3 days for soils and increased our output 10 fold.

With all of the progress and advancement, this family business’ goal remains: serving the needs of agriculture using science to solve production, environmental and regulatory challenges.

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