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Careers
Research and provide expert advice on soil health to support the future of our food, healthy environments, and to combat changing climates.
Keep our soils healthy for the future
Healthy soils are essential for the future of agriculture. Soil scientists provide important expert knowledge, research and advice to farmers on how to improve soil health, restore damaged land, and help tackle climate change from the soil up.
Soil scientists have diverse roles from laboratories to field sites where they collaborate with farmers, agronomists, scientists, and natural resource management. From conducting farm soil assessments to leading hands-on workshops with industry, using technologies to map landscapes and collect data with remote sensors, to testing and analysing samples in the laboratory, soil science is varied and essential to a sustainable future in agriculture.
Soil scientists use specialist scientific knowledge to conduct research that investigate the health and properties of soil. Their research and expert advice help farmers better understand soil characteristics and types to improve agricultural production, sustainability, and management practices.
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