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Dr Susan Orgill

@Orgill_Soil

Soil Researcher. Passionate about Soil Health, Carbon Sequestration, Plant Nutrition and Productive Landscapes. My views only, rtwts not endrsmnt.

 NSW
Joined August 2017
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Sharing soil ❤️ presenting @ #TNRM2022 conference Darwin. Favourite quotes; connect with country, life brings life, sponsor diversity, livestock as macrobes, just get out of the way! Soil Will Save Us. Oh and how cute is NT soil baby!?!
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This International Day of #ruralwomen I am fortunate to be in Vietnam collaborating with inspirational young women to identify new crops & markets to help farmers adapt to saline conditions and climate change in the Mekong Delta. Cảm ơn @ACIARAustralia
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OK Soil@CottonHubUNE24 Sep 2022
Sitting in #Sydney with only 20 h until next flight home, reminiscing on last week. Thanks @TerritoryNRM, @SoilScienceAust, @EAL and @Orgill_Soil for letting me get #regenerativeagriculture, a sermon and a mass pledge out of my system. All #soil and #soilhealth, no bull.
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Soil carbon underpins landscape productivity across our diverse country. Sharing evidence and strategies to build and protect soil carbon in all landscapes, including stunning Alice Springs, with farmers and @TerritoryNRM. @Soil_sister
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Soil sister@Soil_sister23 Sep 2022
A great day in the NT spent near Katherine with @territorynrm and @Orgill_Soil looking at innovative ways to love territory soils by maintaining diverse groundcover. Check out those nodules! @SoilScienceAust
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Angus Whyte@GusWhyte7 Jul 2022
This is the start of a new beginning for these claypans that have had banks put up and water ponded on them. See the sodic layer has dissolved and the clay is starting to crack as a normal clay would.
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More multi-species examples to boost soil health - this time in Katherine (NT)! Very fortunate to be on the road for the @TerritoryNRM Soil Symposium talking with farmers about strategies to build soil carbon.Keep up with the farmer innovation! @Soil_sister
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Talking #soilcarbon and #legumes at Tooraweenah. Nothing beats being in the paddock where you can see the carbon growing in front of your eyes! Plenty of hard seeded legumes on show to drive N-Fix and C-seq, and check out the #soilbuilding potential of this multi-species crop!
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NSW Soils Unit@NSW_Soils_Unit3 Dec 2021
Achieving landscape scale change by rehydrating rangeland soils- Susan @Orgill_Soil collecting evidence on the benefits of on ground works done by Rangelands Rehydration Alliance, @LLSWestern LLS and EMU™ #phenomenal
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Congrats to 140+ participants frm 4 #Vietnam provinces at this month’s #soil salinity measurement/monitoring workshops run by @CharlesSturtUni @Grahamcentre - included how to use a phone app to georeference their measurements @ACIARAustralia @MurdochUni @NSWDPI_Soils @AusAmbVN
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NSW Soils Unit@NSW_Soils_Unit5 Dec 2018
Celebrating #WorldSoilDay with soil carbon collaboration! DPI Soils, South East LLS, Uni Sydney, CSU and ANU sample sites on the Monaro to continue monitoring the impacts of management and climate on soil carbon. @SiaSydney @ANUFennerSchool @llsnsw @GrahamCentre
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GR8 to see some award winning soil science at the ACT Science Fair. Congratulations to Rupert for his 2nd prize in the earth and space category about soil texture
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Soils Knowledge Network show DPI soil staff a 10,000+ year old A1 horizon that is >150cm deep!
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Revegetation improved soil stability and increased SOC on a saline area near Camden, says Soilguru Roy Lawrie on #SKNroadtrip with Soils Unit
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The Soils Unit's Mark Whatmuff shows @NSWSKN toxic implications of high Cu, Zn, Cd in 15yr DPI trial. Toxicity varies with SOC and pH. #SKNroadtrip
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Solution: Build enough C&N in pasture phase to minimise the need for fert N in crop phase, while avoiding net rundown of soil C over time
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Dilemma posed by Suz Orgill at Incitec conference today Melbourne: how to balance need for crop N and maintain soil C? See next for solution
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Farm advisers and inoculant manufacturers want improvements in microbial carriers so rhizobia can survive acidic and dry soils in sthn NSW
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#AgDay Powering the Australian economy, Suz Orgill at Canberra @SoilsforLife
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#AgDay Did you know that each year the average Aussie farmer feeds 400 Australians, and 600 people around the globe?
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