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  2. Apr 21

    organic matter!

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    While creating a home for my wee worms today I took the opportunity to show how awesome organic matter is at absorbing water. Here is three litres of water being absorbed by a coir block.
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  3. Apr 24

    Researchers gathered and skin swab samples from gardeners to see if skin microbiome composition changes due to . They will also determine how long it takes for the skin microbiome to return to pre-gardening baseline: 📸: Gwynne Mhuireach

    cotton swab on hand
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  4. Apr 19

    Lovely to be out sampling with this lot today.

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  5. Apr 22

    is a key factor for global environmental modelling. Do you have the you need? If not, consider this link to our open access soil data hub our gift to you 🎁🌍🎁:

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  6. Apr 23

    As always, if you spot or are advertising any related opportunities and would like to spread the message, tag or DM us throughout the week and we'll share them every Friday 🤓🪱🌱

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  7. Apr 22

    We help students and teachers understand the importance of with grants from £500 - £1000. Find out more and how to apply on our website:

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  8. Apr 20

    Ooh. Get this into your diary. These talks are always excellent 🌿💚

    hands, macro, plant
    Our next Zoom into session, 'Hidden Processes in Soils' will take place on Wed 12/05 from 12-1pm (BST). Join for insight on using microscopy and member Tinashe Mawodza. Find out more and book your free place:
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  9. Apr 21

    Soil organic carbon is a complex element for soil and climate management. Linking science with policy is a key step forward to start having positive, accountable impacts in the Aus environment. Some great discussion ahead! – at National Press Club of Australia

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  10. Apr 18

    Neat video for   and always. is one of the most amazing and under appreciated things on Earth We need to stop treating soil like dirt.

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  11. Apr 22

    Also planting some grass to learn how plants grow 🌿!

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  12. Apr 24

    Some great articles by on formation and what we can learn from soil profiles: "Soil has so much to teach us, as soon as we stop to listen" 🌱🎵🌿 → →

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  13. Apr 22

    On we need to take more care of our to help feed, clothe, energise us and to enable a thriving natural world

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  14. 10 hours ago

    meets . What a beautiful sunny but blowy day today in 💚🌿🌊

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  15. Apr 20

    Let's get ! – at Midpines, Ca

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  16. Apr 23

    Lots of jobs, PhDs, post-docs and exciting opportunities coming your way this sunny 🌞

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  17. Apr 22

    On this remember the beauty of soil organisms! Picture by

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  18. Apr 20

    Nothing like a field trip out to the ! These kids had a great time learning all about testing as part of our initiative!

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  19. Apr 22

    a few years ago ... Classes for blind and visually impaired children.

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  20. Apr 23

    This semester has been the toughest for me teaching. Still in a pandemic & still uncomfortable sharing the awesomeness of in an online learning env. Yet a huge success has been our paper discussions "ZOOM A SOIL MICROBIOLOGIST": 🙏@ Dr. S.

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  21. Apr 22

    The richness of good ..

    I dug a little hole in the earth to celebrate . A teaspoon of earth can hold a billion bacteria, thousands of protozoa (microscopic "animals"), a hundred nematodes (larger microscopic animals), metres of fungal network, and more. We come from dust and return to dust.
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