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Managing Phytotoxicity of Soil-borne Herbicide Residues in Grain Cropping Systems – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Murdoch University student Dr Win Win Pyone: Pyone, W. (2024). Managing Phytotoxicity of Soil-borne Herbicide Residues in Grain Cropping Systems. Murdoch University. https://researchportal.murdoch.edu.au/esploro/outputs/991005718967007891 

Enhanced nutrient recovery from food waste anaerobic digestate – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and University of Western Australia student Dr James O’Connor: O’Connor, J. (2024). Enhanced nutrient recovery from food waste anaerobic digestate. University of Western Australia. https://doi.org/10.26182/vzge-zx85

Stability of soil organic carbon under different amendments in sandy soils – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Murdoch University student Dr Tania Monir: Monir, T. (2026). Stability of soil organic carbon under different amendments in sandy soils. Murdoch University. https://doi.org/10.60867/00000050

Phytotoxicity and Ecotoxicology of Hydrothermal carbonisation-treated wastes – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Southern Cross University student Dr Henry Luutu: Luutu, H. (2023). Phytotoxicity and Ecotoxicology of Hydrothermal carbonisation-treated wastes [Thesis]. Southern Cross University. https://doi.org/10.25918/thesis.374

Soil conservation and climate adaptation in Australian agriculture: understanding adoption behaviour and climate impact – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and University of Newcastle student Dr Salini Khuraijam: Khuraijam, S. (2026). Soil conservation and climate adaptation in Australian agriculture: understanding adoption behaviour and climate impact. University of Newcastle. https://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/32072178

The development of 3D printed microfluidic devices for the in-field colourimetric analysis of soil macronutrients – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and University of Tasmania student Dr Reuben Mah: Mah, R. (2024). The development of 3D printed microfluidic devices for the in-field colourimetric analysis of soil macronutrients. University of Tasmania. https://doi.org/10.25959/29096384

Exploring Farmers’ Decision-Making about Soil Health: A Case Study in Central West New South Wales – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and Southern Cross University student Dr Louise Hunt: Hunt, L. (2025). Exploring Farmers’ Decision-Making about Soil Health: A Case Study in Central West New South Wales. Southern Cross University. https://doi.org/10.25918/thesis.517

Modelling soil physical and chemical properties using existing datasets across grain growing regions of Australia – PhD thesis
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A PhD thesis by Soil CRC and University of Southern Queensland student Dr Suman Gajurel: Gajurel, S. (2025). Modelling soil physical and chemical properties using existing datasets across grain growing regions of Australia. University of Southern Queensland. https://doi.org/10.26192/zwv89

Sandy soils, new solutions: Insights from a Soil CRC project – Podcast (2026)
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In this episode of the Mallee Sustainable Farming ‘Farm Talk’ podcast, PIRSA’s Amanda Schapel shares insights from the long-running, collaborative, Soil CRC sandy soil project. The project investigated how clay and organic amendments can improve the productivity and resilience of sandy soils through literature reviews, pot trials and long-term multi-site field research. Listen here.

A coordinated and consistent approach to managing and enabling soil data – Research findings fact sheet
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Led by Associate Professor Nathan Robinson, this project (2.2.005) aimed to develop a coordinated approach to soil data management that could be used across Soil CRC projects, supporting secure storage, discovery and reuse of data. Read our research findings fact sheet.

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