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Social Drivers of Transitions to Regenerative Agriculture – PhD thesis
A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Southern Cross University student Dr Mathew Alexanderson. Alexanderson, M.S. (2023). Social Drivers of Transitions to Regenerative Agriculture. Southern Cross University. https://doi.org/10.25918/thesis.346
Beyond adoption: women’s knowledges in agricultural practice change in Australia – PhD thesis
A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Charles Sturt University student Dr Linda Wirf. Wirf, L. (2025). Beyond adoption: women’s knowledges in agricultural practice change in Australia. [Doctoral Thesis, Charles Sturt University]. Charles Sturt University.
Soil CRC Incubator Workshop in Sydney – Video (2026)
Soil CRC researchers, farmer groups and industry partners from across Australia came together in Sydney for our Accelerator Innovation Incubator Workshop — a two-day event focused on helping promising CRC research outputs move closer to real-world adoption and impact. Hear from some of the workshop participants in this snapshot video.
Soil CRC Risk/Reward Tool: Improving how research findings are communicated (2025) – Video
Soil CRC Adoption Manager, Felicity Harrop, sat down with Simon Kruger from West Midlands Group to chat about the Soil CRC’s ‘Risk/Reward Tool’ (writing guide and user documentation) and how it can be used to improve research communications. Watch the video.
From soil to market – Webinar – 2026
In this webinar, Soil CRC project leader Professor Mark Morrison (Charles Sturt University) and his research team shared insights from our research into shaping markets to better reward soil stewardship. Watch webinar.
Surveying farm practices to understand what drives farmer decisions (2025) – Video
Soil CRC project leader A/Prof Hanabeth Luke from Murdoch University sat down with Naomi Scholz (AIR EP) and Diana Fear (Central West Farming Systems) to chat about the Soil CRC’s rural landholder survey and how the data has helped guide their organisations. Watch video.
Understanding the impact of identity and socio-economic factors on the adoption of soil conservation practices: Empirical evidence from Australia – Journal article
Khuraijam, S., Wechtler, H., Higgins, V. & Seshadri, B. (2025). Understanding the impact of identity and socio-economic factors on the adoption of soil conservation practices: Empirical evidence from Australia. Journal of Rural Studies, 116, 103636. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrurstud.2025.103636. Read the article.
Unravelling regenerative agriculture’s sustainability benefits and outcomes: A scoping review – Journal article
Rai, P., Godfrey, S.S., Storer, C.E., Behrendt, K., Ip, R.H.L. & Nordblom, T.L. (2025). Unravelling regenerative agriculture’s sustainability benefits and outcomes: A scoping review. Sustainability, 17(3), 981. https://doi.org/10.3390/su17030981. Read the article.
Connecting consumers and soil: Development of a conceptual model for shaping the consumer market for soil stewardship – Journal article
Morrison, M., McKenzie, K., MacDonald, D.H., Small, F., Nayeem, T. & Greig, J. (2025). Connecting consumers and soil: Development of a conceptual model for shaping the consumer market for soil stewardship. Soil Security, 19, 100180. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.soisec.2025.100180. Read the article.
Is climate risk perception enough? Empirical evidence from Australian farmers – Journal article
Khuraijam, S., Wechtler, H., Higgins, V. & Luke, H. (2026). Is climate risk perception enough? Empirical evidence from Australian farmers. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 133, 105918. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr.2025.105918. Read the article.