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Project Fact Sheets

Program 1

Collaborative approaches to innovation

Surveying on farm practices – results summary September 2020

Activating Markets to create incentives for improved soil management. (1.1.001.1)

Scoping systems acceptance of improved soil management, with a focus on decision support systems and tools. (1.2.001.1)

Program 2

A review of indicators of soil health and function: farmers’ needs and data management. (2.1.001.1)

Soil sensor technologies – which ones are most useful for smarter farming? (2.2.001.1)

Program 3

Mapping projects on ameliorating soil constraints, and review of soil constraints, products and technologies. (3.3.001.1)

Program 4

Scoping study to identify and prioritise regional soil constraints. (4.1.001.1)

Soil models, tools and data: current state of play, future directions and setting up for longevity and a legacy from the Soil CRC. (4.3.001.1)

Research Findings Fact Sheets

Program 1

Principles of Collaboration in Soil Research

A framework for assessing adoptability of practices and technologies by farmers to improve soil performance (1.2.001.T1)

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