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How can we restore fragile, sandy soils and stop erosion in its tracks? In this debut episode of Digging Deeper, Tim Thompson visits Colin Seis’s farm to talk with Phil Mulvey from Ryzo. Phil breaks down what “Sunday Soil” really means — and what it tells us about a property's health.
✔️ How to identify degraded sandy soils
✔️ What happens when soil is left bare
✔️ Why organic matter is the foundation of resilience If you're working with dryland pastures or eroded blocks, this is essential listening.
📍 Filmed near Gulgong, NSW
🎙️ Guest: Phil Mulvey – CEO of Ryzo, Environmental Soil Scientist
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Starting at 48:10, Phil joins the BrisScience panel as they celebrate the International Year of Soils with a nitty gritty discussion on: ‘Digging deeper…can Australian soils really feed the world?’
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Want to restore fertility, fix salinity, and rehydrate your landscape? Phil Mulvey joins regenerative farming legend Martin Royds at Jillamatong (Braidwood, NSW) to reveal practical midslope management techniques to dramatically improve water infiltration and soil health on your farm.
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In Australia and around the world, estimating carbon in soil is difficult and expensive. Measurement is considered too variable and costly and modelling is often found to be difficult to calibrate and has a large variance. Philip Mulvey joins HydroTerra's Richard Campbell to discuss soil carbon farming and the associated current challenges and progress.
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