🌱 A Soil CRC project led by Dr Nigel Wilhelm from @SA_PIRSA, with co-investment from @theGRDC, aims to provide integrated and sustainable soil phosphorus management strategies to farmers and advisers dealing with highly calcareous soils. Learn more🔗 https://t.co/tBBY6NrNBu
⏰ A reminder to Wimmera farmers to complete the Soil CRC's rural landholder survey before 6 July. Have your say to help the Soil CRC & @wimmeracma identify farmers’ needs, challenges and priorities. Find out more and take the survey: https://t.co/8pEWapyrmf
Soil CRC project leader Emeritus Professor Richard Bell (@MurdochUni) will present the keynote address, ‘What have we learned about improving sandy soils?’ at @MsfMallee's soil amelioration workshop this Friday 👇
🌱 Would you spend thousands on soil amelioration without hearing from someone who's already done it?
Hear a snippet of Jock McNeil's journey 👇 then join other local growers and leading researchers this Friday in Loxton to learn what works, what doesn't and how to make every soil investment count.
📍 The Precinct, Loxton
📅 Friday 26 June 2026
⏰ 9.30am – 4.00pm
🔗 https://t.co/ahcvdLmTPM
@SoilCRC@jock_mcneil@ausgov@SA_PIRSA@theGRDC@CSIRO
#SoilAmelioration #MalleeFarming #Agronomy
🚜 The research is important. The grower experience is invaluable.
While research helps us understand what's possible, grower experience often provides the insights needed to make confident management decisions.🌾
🎤Join Dr Amanda Schapel as she facilitates a farmer panel exploring how Mallee growers decide where and when to ameliorate, what they've learned and the challenges they've faced.
🌱At our Making Soil Amelioration Pay in the Mallee workshop. Join us for the discussion!
📍 The Precinct, Loxton
📅 Friday 26th June 2026
⏰ 9.30am – 4.00pm
Register now via the 🔗 https://t.co/ahcvdLmTPM
@SoilCRC@ausgov@GrainGrowersLtd@GrainProducerSA@SADroughtHub@MRLandscapeSA
🌱 A Soil CRC project led by Nathan Robinson from @CeRDI_FedUni is digging into the science of soil indicators to develop a guiding resource for farmers and advisors. Our grower group partners are informing our research to ensure outputs meet farmer needs: https://t.co/I8RxObqrs7
Farmers & rural landholders across the Wimmera are invited to share their views in the Soil CRC’s long-running landholder survey. The survey will help inform the priorities of @wimmeracma, including the allocation of funds to support rural land managers 🔗 https://t.co/5qPvfjqd1o
🚜 Through the Soil CRC Adoption Plan, we are collaborating with our grower group participants and researchers to deliver a suite of tailored activities and resources focused on extending our project findings to farmers and advisors 🔗 https://t.co/1ynyZkSia2
🌱 After drought, soils behave differently — and it matters.
From N flushes to water repellence, here are 7 key changes that can impact your next crop.
👉 Read: https://t.co/UPGS0zWUY9
@SoilCRC#Farming#Soils#DroughtRecovery#AgAustralia
Researchers, farmer groups & industry partners came together in Sydney last month for the Soil CRC Incubator Workshop - a two-day event focused on helping Soil CRC research outputs move closer to real-world adoption and impact:
📖https://t.co/C4RqVUwa5a
🎥https://t.co/sbQDyvFVsE
📣 The Soil CRC has partnered with @SentekTech to commercialise and distribute the BILBY® wireless communications node, bringing this practical, farm-ready innovation one step closer to Australian growers 🔗 https://t.co/yOTjTfeME6
#innovation#agtech#soilmoisture#ausag
Evaluating the efficacy of organic-based nitrogen fertilisers trial!
The aim of this trial is to evaluate the performance of organic based nitrogen fertilisers, assessing nitrogen uptake, yield and grain quality, last year in wheat, and this year in barley.
This trial is led by @griffithuniversity and funded by @SoilCRC
Bhavya Mod’s Soil CRC PhD aimed to deliver a sustainable solution for the soil challenges faced by sugarcane growers in North Queensland. Find out how he transformed sugarcane green waste into a sustainable fertiliser product to improve crop productivity: https://t.co/5XgWF0sXhb
@CeRDI_FedUni's Dr Alison Ollerenshaw discussed the challenges associated with #datamanagement and use, offering our Visualising Australasia’s Soils (VAS) project as a case study in how data can be responsibly shared, governed, and used for collective benefit. Read more👇
Turning data into trust: building Australia’s soil knowledge future - In January, CeRDI Senior Research Fellow Dr Alison Ollerenshaw delivered a university wide presentation to Federation’s Library Open Access Week program https://t.co/RAqYV1wHjl
@FedUni_Research
🎧 Join the Soil CRC for a free webinar to explore practical strategies for improving the performance of sandy soils across Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria.
📅 6 May 2026
🕑 2pm AEST (12pm WA, 1.30pm SA/NT)
ℹ️ Find out more and register: https://t.co/DW7rZvf4Kg
Soil CRC research led by Prof Mark Morrison (@CharlesSturtUni) has been examining how consumer and financial markets can reward #SoilStewardship practices. The findings were presented at a workshop for policymakers and at a recent webinar. Learn more 🔗https://t.co/83aGwIAU3z
Now in its final phase, the Soil CRC's Visualising Australasia's Soils project is transforming its dynamic web-based #soildata portal into an Australian soils knowledge system that is both self-sustaining and inherently useful for research and education 👉https://t.co/XZAqPa55VO