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Women farmers’ knowledges can contribute to agricultural practice change in Australia
Key Points This research aimed to better understand women farmers’ participation in agriculture in Australia, and the impact of women’s knowledges on…
Is ‘adoption’ still meaningful for agricultural innovation? – Technical fact sheet
This fact sheet supports the presentation by Soil CRC Program Leader Dr Catherine Allan (Charles Sturt University), that discusses designing, delivering and measuring modern, complex extension programs. Read fact sheet.
Improving soil health with a focus on plants – Technical fact sheet
This fact sheet supports the ‘Improving soil health with a focus on plants’ webinar hosted by Soil CRC Community of Practice participants. Read fact sheet.
Digital soil mapping, visualisations and data integration – Technical fact sheet
A fact sheet to support the Soil CRC’s ‘Digital soil mapping, visualisations and data integration’ webinar, delivered as part of our ‘Building technical capacity for improved soil management’ webinar series. Read fact sheet.
Adoptability techniques and practices for soil management – Technical fact sheet
A fact sheet to support the Soil CRC’s ‘Adoptability techniques and practices for soil management’ webinar, delivered as part of our ‘Building technical capacity for improved soil management’ webinar series. Read fact sheet.
Smelling soil health with an eNose – Fact sheet
Farmers want to know more about their soil to make evidence-based decisions on land management. Electronic nose (eNose) technology may be a useful way to monitor changes in the soil and provide this information to farmers.
Building farmer led innovation – Fact sheet
How can innovation systems, capability and culture in farmer groups address barriers to adoption of soil management practices? Read our fact sheet on Soil CRC project 1.4.002 to learn more.
Scoping systems of acceptance of improved soil management, with a focus on decision support systems and tools – Fact sheet
Making decisions about soil management, and whether or not to adopt certain practices or ideas, is as much a social, as an individual activity. This project (1.2.001) delivered a comprehensive review of the range, availability and suitability of existing decision support systems relevant to soil management. Read our project fact sheet.
Collaborative approaches to innovation – Fact sheet
Collaboration across finance, agriculture, research, conservation, corporate advisory and government sectors is needed to activate finance markets to reward soil stewardship. Read our project fact sheet.