by creating a mechanism to identify the quantities of BMP sugar in the supply chain. National Andrea Koch University of NSW Riverview Translating peer Australia’s agriculture RD&E and soil science Landcare Agtech Pty reviewed soil capabilities are world class but inefficient in Sydney Program - Ltd science into digital translating soil science into management practices for AGRIvision Smart soil management land managers, leaving the science stranded. The FarmLab Pty Ltd Farming tools and a new soil agtech sector (agriculture-focused technology management system companies) offers agile, innovative pathways for for land managers, translating research into practice. This project brings using a novel together soil scientists, agtech developers and collaborative agronomists to translate stranded soil science into innovation model digital soil management tools for land managers. The tools will be published and promoted widely to drive commercialisation and adoption by land managers. The project consortia - University of Sydney (soil scientists), Farmlab (agtech software developers), AGRIvision (agronomists) and Andrea Koch Agtech (project lead and observer) - will use an adaptive approach to innovation using an action research framework (cycles of plan, act, observe, reflect). The process model will be documented and extended to the RD&E sector to translate other stranded science
by creating a mechanism to identify the quantities of BMP sugar in the supply chain. National Landcare Program - Smart Farming Andrea Koch Agtech Pty Ltd University of Sydney AGRIvision FarmLab Pty Ltd NSW Riverview Translating peer reviewed soil science into digital soil management tools and a new soil management system for land managers, using a novel collaborative innovation model Australia’s agriculture RD&E and soil science capabilities are world class but inefficient in translating soil science into management practices for land managers, leaving the science stranded. The agtech sector (agriculture-focused technology companies) offers agile, innovative pathways for translating research into practice. This project brings together soil scientists, agtech developers and agronomists to translate stranded soil science into digital soil management tools for land managers. The tools will be published and promoted widely to drive commercialisation and adoption by land managers. The project consortia - University of Sydney (soil scientists), Farmlab (agtech software developers), AGRIvision (agronomists) and Andrea Koch Agtech (project lead and observer) - will use an adaptive approach to innovation using an action research framework (cycles of plan, act, observe, reflect). The process model will be documented and extended to the RD&E sector to translate other stranded science