Are you a Research Scientist with a specialty working in Soil Carbon? @SoilCarbonCo would like you to apply to join a fast-paced, rapidly growing organisation, driven by people who are enthusiastic about nature-based solutions to real world challenges. https://t.co/tOKthw1akz
Restore soil to absorb billions of tonnes of carbon: study ~ Restoring and protecting the world's soil could absorb more than five billion tonnes of carbon dioxide each year—roughly what the US emits annually—new research showed. https://t.co/VAE5FgZtqh
Australian bush begins its long bushfire recovery
This summer has been tough, but a smattering of green leaves finally brings hope 🤞
#bushfiresAustralia https://t.co/HidAZRaUkA
#Weeds are the biggest issue in direct seeded #rice in Lao PDR
Herbicides are not used in #Laos so I’m researching other #IWM approaches to decrease labour, increase rice yield & farmer livelihoods to achieve #ZeroHunger@CrawfordFund@ACIARAustralia @GrahamCentre
The way we farm our food is changing, requiring new types of crop varieties. Here’s a great example of how innovation can help us adapt to future growing environments. https://t.co/Yj6z4S5uOf
A database for global soil health assessment- represent 354 geographic sites in 42 countries around the world. The SoilHealthDB includes 42 soil health indicators and 46 background indicators such as climate, elevation, and soil type. https://t.co/wOylmOkNwK
Let's remember some of the big things this new decade means:
-65% of jobs will disappear. Even more new jobs are still to be created!
-There are more people in cities! That may stop and go backwards.
-The first human might walk in Mars
-Poverty ending by '30? Mmm
Grants of $15,000 are now available for bushfire-hit farmers and small businesses in the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Cessnock, Hawkesbury, Lithgow and Singleton council areas.