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Does gender matter? – PhD presentation by Linda Wirf
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Soil CRC PhD student Linda Wirf from Charles Sturt University presents her research in this five-minute presentation. Recorded at the 2022 Soil CRC Participants Conference on 24 August 2022 in Adelaide.

Surveying farm practices reports
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The Soil CRC has surveyed thousands of landholders across six Australian farming regions, in North Central Victoria, Central West NSW, the Western Australian Wheatbelt, Tasmania, South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula and the Wimmera region of Victoria. Read our project reports.

Plant-based solutions to improve soil performance – Fact sheet
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This fact sheet outlines the research findings from the Soil CRC’s plant-based solutions to improve soil performance project (4.1.002) led by Professor Terry Rose from Southern Cross University.

Merging weather radar and rain gauges for dryland agriculture -Journal article
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Weir, P. & Dahlhaus, P. (2024). Merging weather radar and rain gauges for dryland agriculture. Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science, 74, ES23023. https://doi.org/10.1071/ES23023

Spatial downscaling of satellite-based soil moisture products using machine learning techniques: A review
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Senanayake, I. P., Arachchilage, K. R. L. P., Yeo, I., Khaki, M., Han, S., & Dahlhaus, P. G. (2024). Remote Sensing, 16(12),…

Is human activity driving climate change? Perspectives from Australian landholders – Journal article
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Hernandez, S., Luke, H. & Alexanderson. M.S., (2024). Is human activity driving climate change? Perspectives from Australian landholders. Front. Sustain. Food Syst. 8:1392746. doi: 10.3389/fsufs.2024.1392746

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