Join the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) and our partners to build bold, cross-disciplinary partnerships that bolster knowledge about soil health and water resources.
The future of soil health, water resources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing crop yields rely on audacious research across hydroclimatic gradients to determine where when and how best to manage soil conditions.
In a day-long, virtual private-public partnership exploration, we are connecting experts in near-surface hydrogeology, biogeochemistry, landscape modelling and fertilizer science to delve into avenues that address global challenges.
Please contact Dr Kathleen Boomer for information about this event.