#Soil gives us many gifts - called “ecosystem services.” Soil helps clean water, provides a home for organisms, and supports forest and food growth. Learn more here: https://t.co/jI3QcHC2AD
Help CSSS by serving as our volunteer Communications Manager! The appointment starts on August 3 and is a two-year position. The Comms Manager would sit on CSSS' communications committee. Apply by June 12; learn more here https://t.co/g3T5Ftrbxk @Mervin_StLuce
Soil is a natural substance and a living medium found at the uppermost surface of planet Earth. It may contain both mineral and organic materials. Learn more about this precious natural resource in our #GroundedInSoils blog: https://t.co/zNKjGCoP3y
The exchange of energy in the soil can create heat as seen in this #compost pile. This is part of the soil food web. Here, exterior temp was -25°C - with decomposers doing their work on plant litter, the internal temperature was 44°C. https://t.co/y2pj5QcBql
Big news! We will be at the Canadian Society of Soil Science and Canadian Society of Agronomy Annual Meeting @uofguelph (June 20–25, 2026), and we're sponsoring awards! 🏆🌱
The Soils at Guelph Award recognizes student excellence in soil health research (oral & poster). Prizes up to $500! Learn more about the award: https://t.co/hP7cwI83Tm
See you there!
🔗Event registration: https://t.co/lgtvfC5jex
#SoilsAtGuelph #CSSS2026 #SoilHealth @UofGuelphOAC@karidunfield@LauraVanEerd@hfreckle22@angiestraathof@CSSS_Soils@AgronomyCanada@OntAg
Emmanuel Badewa’s research focuses on managing soil & water resources in various landscapes to address concerns of climate change, sustainability, & human health. Read about his life as a soil scientist in this #GroundedInSoils blog post: https://t.co/4Lriu96GPQ @ebadewasoil
How do you make soil where there isn’t any? Soil scientists are key to rebuilding stable and safe conditions for humans & wildlife. Land reclamation is essential to a thriving future. Learn more about anthroposols in this blog post: https://t.co/fCLCeVWonf
A major impact on developing #soils was the emergence of terrestrial invertebrates about 420 to 400 million years ago. Read more in part two of “How did the first soils evolve?” In this #GroundedInSoils blog post: https://t.co/i14AcO3i4l
One thing you don’t see when looking at soil is all the energy exchanges happening in the #soil! This is called the “soil food web.” Shown: fungi that live in the soil. Read our new #GroundedInSoils blog to learn more! https://t.co/y2pj5QcBql
Modern soils developed over billions of years. While life on earth today relies on #soil, the development of the first soils relied on interactions with evolving life forms and a changing environment. Read this #GroundedInSoils blog post to learn more: https://t.co/nZ9VFXOaxC
EARLY BIRD DEADLINE May 1!! Registration for the 2026 Joint Meeting of CSSS and CSA is now open! Conference registration will increase by $100 on May 1, 2026, but is open until June 10, 2026. https://t.co/6jA7TGliRn
Just a few days left for the early bird discount! Registration fee for the 2026 Joint Meeting of CSSS and CSA will increase by $100 on May 1, 2026, but is open until June 10, 2026. https://t.co/6jA7TGliRn
A research team looked at the amount of GHG produced from biofuel plants. @Augusti2016 and team looked at GHG emissions from the perennial crops miscanthus, switchgrass, and willow. Learn more here: https://t.co/E5ODYsT37z
A study in PEI emphasizes the value of site-specific soil testing to quantify nitrogen mineralization potential. Learn more in this #GroundedInSoils blog post! https://t.co/PaKtHtdBd9
Hiking, mountain biking and tenting can all have significant impacts on the soil. Just by walking, our body weight compresses the soil. Soil compaction reduces the soil porosity and increases soil bulk density. Learn what you can do here: https://t.co/rh1Gq3PDOP
Registration for the 2026 Joint Meeting of CSSS and CSA is now open! Conference registration will increase by $100 on May 1, 2026, but is open until June 10, 2026. https://t.co/6jA7TGkL1P
Soil structure is a very important property for #water flow and proper aeration in #soils. Yet, it is easily subject to deterioration when stresses are applied to the soil. Read our blog post to learn more: https://t.co/G1kJcceB6t
A recent study published in @CanJSoil Sci found that there was no GHG effect from growing perennial bioenergy crops on marginally productive croplands. Read more in this #GroundedInSoils blog post: https://t.co/E5ODYsT37z
@Augusti2016