Securing North East Victorian Soils through knowledge.

Date/Time
Date(s) - December 3, 2021
10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Categories

Conference

The Securing North East Soils Through Knowledge Exchange
project aims to increase awareness and change on-farm
management practices to improve soil condition, particularly
focusing on reducing acidity in North East Victoria (hillslope and
gully erosion is a secondary investment priority).
Invitation-only event

---- Carbon in the soil is a good thing. It boosts biological activity and nutrients to plants and improves water infiltration and storage. ---- One tonnne of stored carbon in the soil removes 3.7 tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. ---- Each additional 1% increase in soil carbon per hectare, can result in an additional 168,000 litres of water stored in the soil. ---- Innovative farmers across the world are using practices that build soil health and are witnessing transformations in productivity and biodiversity. ---- Carbon is the driver for every aspect of soil health and function. — Australian Soil Scientist Dr Christine Jones