Soil health and science in the spotlight for Danish students
The 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 soil research. Trine Nørgaard from Aarhus University one of the project organisers, tells us more.
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Scientists invite collaboration on new soil health platform with AI chatbot to support sustainable farming and land management across Europe
A pan-European team of scientists and soil innovation partners are inviting soil advisers, land...
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Help us improve AI4SoilHealth’s new Soil Health Viewer
Future users such as soil advisers, land managers, policy makers and scientists are being invited to help shape...
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Which hidden process could impact carbon accounting and soil health indicators?
There’s a powerful but often hidden mechanism that could reshape how we...
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Integrating soil spectroscopy data into soil health mapping
In this blog Sebastian Gutierrez and Sarem Norouzi from the Department for...
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Are soil enzymes the secret to the future of farming?
Healthy soil is the foundation of our entire food system – but...
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Mapping soil degradation in Europe
With soil health rising up the EU policy agenda, new science is...
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Providing a novel indicator to understand soils’ potential to mitigate climate change
A new international study, carried out as part of the AI4SoilHealth project,...
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Europe adopts its first soil health law
On 23 October 2025, the European Parliament (EP) gave its final approval...
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Improving the future of soil monitoring: A new European map of Soil Water Retention Curves
Sarem Norouzi from the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University talks about...
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