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Soil biology: Under the microscope – Technical fact sheet
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There is recognition amongst farmers and scientists alike that soil biology is an important component in healthy soil. But selecting what to…

Soil biology overview – Technical fact sheet
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A fact sheet to support the Soil CRC’s ‘Soil biology overview’ webinar.

Digital soil mapping, visualisations and data integration – Technical fact sheet
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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.

Smelling soil health with an eNose – Fact sheet
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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.

Soil sensor technologies – which ones are most useful for smarter farming?
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The review sought to identify approaches and opportunities by which soil properties can be sensed, spatially, temporally, and throughout soil profile depth.

A review of indicators of soil health and function: Farmers’ needs and data management – Fact sheet
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This project (2.1.001) reviewed the indicators of soil health to determine which indicators would be most practical to improve profitability for Australian farmers. Read our project fact sheet.

Soil models, tools and data: current state of play, future directions and setting up for longevity and a legacy from the Soil CRC
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This research looked at the mapping, review and assessment of Decision Support Systems (DSS), models and data relevant to improving the performance of agricultural soils in Australia.

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