Knowledge Hub
Sugarcane soil responses to compaction – PhD presentation by Xiangyu Liu (2022)
Soil CRC PhD student Xiangyu Liu from Griffith University outlines his PhD research in this five-minute presentation. Recorded at the 2022 Soil CRC Participants Conference on 24 August 2022 in Adelaide.
Phytotoxicity of soil borne herbicide residues – PhD presentation by Win Win Pyone
PhD student Win Win Pyone from Murdoch University presents her PhD studies in this five minute presentation. Recorded at the 2022 Soil CRC Participants Conference on 24 August 2022 in Adelaide.
Future opportunities panel – industry perspectives 2022 – Video
Soil CRC Board member Simon Speirs chaired a discussion panel on future opportunities, featuring panel members Max Young (SAGIT), Peter Wadewitz (AORA), Dave Brennan (Wimmera CMA) and Dave Bergmann (South East Water). Delivered at the 2022 Soil CRC Participants Conference on 24 August in Adelaide, South Australia. Watch recording.
Future opportunities panel – farmer group perspectives 2022 – Video
Soil CRC Board Member Dr David Minkey chaired a panel discussion on future opportunities with Soil CRC grower group members Kelly Angel (BCG), Nathan Craig (WMG), Catherine Marriott (Riverine Plains) and Rob Milla (Burdekin Productivity Services).
Delivered at the 2022 Soil CRC Participants Conference on 24 August in Adelaide, South Australia. Watch recording.
Soil CRC newsletter – Edition 30 – August 2022
Read the Soil CRC’s August 2022 newsletter
Soil CRC newsletter – Edition 29 – July 2022
Read July 2022 newsletter
Visualising Australasia’s Soils – Research reports
The VAS project aims to make Australasian soils data from all sectors visible and reusable so that Soil CRC participants and others can maximise the value of their research. Read the project research reports.
Managing soil for high performance after a drought – Final project report
This project (4.3.003) investigated the effects of drought on soils and strategies for managing them. Read the final project report.
Why soil management practices are adopted – Final project report
This project (1.2.002) developed a framework that provides a useful way to assess adoptability of an innovation. Read the final project report.
Smelling soil (2.1.004) – Final project report
The Smelling Soil project (2.1.004) determined if a low-cost electronic nose could provide an indication of soil biological activity and soil health. Read the final project report.