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National Soil Carbon Innovation Challenge – Feasibility Study grant recipients
Successful applicants for the National Soil Carbon Innovation Challenge – Feasibility Study.
Recipient organisation | Project description | Grant amount (ex GST) |
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Agriprove Pty Ltd | Achieving soil carbon sequestration at a large scale with Hone Red Lab | $50,000 |
Axistech Pty Ltd | Validation and deployment of carbon sensor probes in Australia | $50,000 |
Carbon Count Pty Ltd | Dual Time-Scale Sampling Strategies for large farm soil carbon accounting | $69,854 |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | Australia’s national soil spectral library empowering rapid SOC measurement | $50,000 |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | In-situ IR sensing for low-cost, accurate detection of soil carbon | $100,000 |
Curtin University | DeepSoil-C a soil carbon measurement-modelling solution | $70,000 |
Department of Planning Industry and Environment | NSW soil carbon quantification program: Assessing current and novel methods | $70,000 |
Griffith University | A mobile and integrated system for accurate in-situ analysis of soil carbon | $80,000 |
Queensland University of Technology | Filling the spatial gaps for low-cost soil carbon measurement in rangelands | $30,000 |
Rapid Phenotyping Pty Ltd | In-field validation of the Hone Lab Red, a low-cost SOC measurement tool | $60,000 |
SensorcPty Ltd | Establishing technical accuracy of soil carbon sensors on Australian soils | $70,000 |
Space Ops Australia Pty Ltd | VLEO Satellite Based Soil Carbon Mapping for Australian Agriculture | $50,000 |
The University of Queensland | Advancing rapid in-field quantification of Soil Organic Carbon | $50,000 |
University of Melbourne | Steps to advance lower-cost, accurate C measurement for Australian soils | $75,000 |
The University Of Sydney | Accountable accounting: making reliable estimates of Soil Organic Carbon | $50,000 |
The University Of Sydney | Unleashing digital agriculture data for improved soil carbon monitoring | $40,000 |
Ziltek Pty Ltd | Lowering the Cost of Soil Carbon Analysis with Mid Infrared Spectroscopy | $80,000 |