Seven soil pits in two days, what soil scientist wouldn't love that? This is a Eutric Gleysol, formed on former mangroves drained for coconut plantation.
Just noticed in 2019 QS World Universities Rankings that my alma mater @uwanews and my current home @UniofNottingham are converging, they're now at 91 and 82.
Here's a series to mark #WorldSoilDay that I prepared for @SoilScienceAus (also on Instagram) showing how soil can help us achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. https://t.co/6ASEk3puwf
Agriculture provides income for 40 per cent of the world's population and is the largest source of income for poor rural households globally. Improving soil health and agricultural productivity will help #EndPoverty. #GlobalGoals#WorldSoilDay
Been busy on this series for Soil Science Australia's celebration of #WorldSoilDay, follow them to see how soil will help us achieve @UN's #GlobalGoals. https://t.co/lk4WqNtGWI
As part of today’s celebration of #WorldSoilDay, we’re announcing our support for the @UN’s #GlobalGoals. Soil and Soil Science have vital roles to play in helping humanity achieve these important goals. Stay tuned for our series explaining how.
Data "for the NHMRC grants suggest that 84 per cent of all the men who received a grant worked in male-only teams." I'm in shock! https://t.co/jOduSwnFY0