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The ‘Integrated solutions for accessing soil moisture’ project (4.2.004) aimed to quantify crop responses to different management practices on key soils across 4 cropping regions. Read case study.

The aim of the ‘New farming methods to sequester soil carbon’ project (4.1.006) was to trial, measure and demonstrate crop sequencing and new technologies that can sequester organic carbon, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and improve soil fertility in crop production systems that have traditionally struggled to accumulate carbon. Read case study.

The ‘Measuring soil microbes’ project (2.1.008) set out to evaluate how different management practices influence soil biology and how those measures relate to soil function and crop health. Read case study.

The ‘Matching soil performance indicators to farming systems’ project (2.1.006) provides new insights into which of these soil indicators farmers are using, and why. The project has addressed knowledge gaps for researchers, providing important context around how farmers are choosing to monitor soil health. Read case study.