Helping the farmers and land managers of tomorrow by providing new tools to measure soil health without the need for laboratories.
Using artificial intelligence to monitor and predict soil health for farmers and growers across Europe.
"The farmers of tomorrow will use their mobile phones as pocket soil laboratories. This will allow them to save on energy, eliminate fertilisers and produce food more efficiently while also getting paid for capturing atmospheric carbon”
We’re going to find out which soil health indicators work best, and work with pilot sites on the ground to test and develop tools in the real world environment.
Soil health and science in the spotlight for Danish students
AI 4 Soil HealthThe Mass Experiment was one of the largest coordinated student science projects in the world. Around 30,000 students from 498 schools across Denmark took part in the project, which merged large-scale citizen science with cutting-edge...
Visible insights from hidden diversity: Mapping soil microbial communities
Anne-Cathrine Storgaard DanielsenAnne-Cathrine Storgaard Danielsen and Sebastian Gutierrez from Aarhus University discuss how soil biology can be integrated into national and international soil maps and models to give us early warning systems to detect soil degradation. Visible insights...
Scientists invite collaboration on new soil health platform with AI chatbot to support sustainable farming and land management across Europe
AI 4 Soil HealthA pan-European team of scientists and soil innovation partners are inviting soil advisers, land managers, policymakers and researchers to help shape the next phase of AI4SoilHealth’s Soil Health Viewer. This AI-enabled platform is designed to support more informed land management,...
