WEBINAR SERIES: Understanding farmers, sharing knowledge and reporting innovation
The Soil CRC is hosting a free three-part webinar series in November to explore what drives farmer decisions, how to share knowledge…
WA farmers invited to help shape future ag investment
Landholders across the West Australian Wheatbelt and high rainfall regions of the south-west are taking part in a national Soil CRC survey…
Building global connections: Soil CRC student excels in Japan exchange
Soil CRC PhD student Harleen Kaur (University of Newcastle) recently participated in a two-way student exchange program at Yokohama University in Japan.…
Digging into soil organic carbon to build a sustainable future: Meet Evanna McGuinness
Soil CRC student Evanna McGuinness credits her late grandmother for inspiring her path in life and teaching her to view the world…
Soil CRC out and about during field day season
By Felicity Harrop, Soil CRC Soil Knowledge Broker It is a busy time on field day calendar, and it has been a…
Project results: New farming methods to sequester soil carbon
Many Western Australian farms have sandy soils with low organic carbon, characterised by low water-holding capacity, poor nutrient retention and reduced productivity.…
An address from the Soil CRC’s Patron
The Patron of the Soil CRC, The Hon Penny Wensley AC, provided an inspirational address in the opening session of the 2025…
2025 Soil CRC Conference highlights
More than 160 Soil CRC researchers, PhD students, grower groups and industry representatives from across Australia came together at the Duxton Hotel…
A note of gratitude from Soil CRC PhD students
The Soil CRC’s PhD student cohort is a significant feature our CRC and we are extremely proud of our students’ achievements. So,…
Into the green and gold: Touring the WA wheatbelt
The 2025 Soil CRC Participants Conference concluded with 2 informative field trips to inspect some of our long-term experiments in the West…
The future of soil research is in good hands
The Soil CRC PhD Program underpins our four research programs to build capability in the future of Australia’s soil research. Our annual…
Landholder survey returns to West Australian Wheatbelt
Approximately 4,000 landholders across the West Australian Wheatbelt and high rainfall regions of the south-west are being invited to participate in a…