soil health

The carbon stock at 30 cm depth level in all of Brazil's territory is estimated to be 36 billion tons. - Photo: José Coelho de Araújo Filho

28-03 | News

Digital map shows carbon stocks in Brazilian soil

Understanding soil organic carbon at regional, national, or global scales could help scientists predict overall soil health, crop productivity, and even worldwide carbon cycles. - Photo: Canva

10-03 | News

Monitoring soil carbon with hyperspectral sensing and AI

Heavy machinery in the field can compact the soil, which damages the soil's ability to absorb both water and nutrients. - Photo: Mark Pasveer

14-12-2021 | News

Optimising field traffic to reduce soil compaction

Photo: Mark Pasveer

21-09-2021 | Article

Soil compaction 101

Redbank Farm is a mixed cropping farm, growing crops on 170 hectares of land. - Photo: Redbank Farm

21-09-2021 | Article

Technology and healthy soil boost yields at Redbank Farm

Photo: Mark Pasveer

21-09-2021 | Article

10 tips to improve soil health

The Cargill RegenConnect program is part of the company's 10 million acre regenerative agriculture commitment. - Photo: Cargill

20-09-2021 | News

Cargill to connect farmers to carbon marketplace

Australian soils, in particular in the marginal wheat belt in Western Australia, are structurally degraded. - Photo: David Maunsell

14-09-2021 | News

Returning nitrogen to soils without chemicals

Variable depth tillage can help cure compaction, avoid unnecessary cultivations and produce considerable cost savings. - Photo: Väderstad

10-09-2021 | Article

The great potential of spot specific tillage (and why it hasn’t been unlocked yet)

With more than 65% of agronomic crops under no-till production in Pennsylvania, herbicide-resisant weeds are spreading, reducing crop yields and becoming very difficult to control. - Photo: Canva

06-09-2021 | News

Reduce herbicide use and maintain crop yield with no-till