take these results to your local fertilizer dealer and let him see the results, they can walk you though it. Your ph level looks a little low right off the bat

Your phosphorous levels are very high. High P levels can suppress iron or calcium and potassium plant availability as well as many micro-nutrients. Suggest you avoid use of manure based fertilizers like Milorganite to allow P levels to fall. pH in the front could be raised slightly to help balance nutrient availability. Potassium can also be raised. You could apply a fast acting lime (like Encap) this Fall (now) one time at the low bag rate. Then starting next year, add one pound of potassium via potassium sulfate with every application of nitrogen. Re-test a year from now and re-evaluate. Otherwise your soil has plenty of everything.