On 28 April we’ll be exhibiting at The Productive Landscape: NatureTech for Profit and Planet, hosted by Agri-TechE. This one-day conference will bring together farmers, technologists, researchers and policy leaders to explore how naturetech innovation is transforming the way ecosystem services are delivered, measured and monetised across the UK’s productive landscapes.
At Soil Acoustics, we believe that you can’t manage what you can’t measure. Our technology provides real-time insights into soil biological activity, helping farmers and land managers better understand soil function beneath the surface. By translating soil sound into meaningful data, we support:
- Improved soil health monitoring
- Evidence-based regenerative practices
- Stronger environmental reporting
- Clearer measurement of ecosystem services
As natural capital becomes central to farm business models, reliable and scalable monitoring tools are critical. Our Soil Acoustic Meter (SAM) helps bridge the gap between ambition and evidence — making soil biology visible, measurable and actionable.
For over a decade, Agri-TechE has championed technologies that support nature, from water quality innovation to land sparing strategies. Now, as ecosystem services become embedded in policy and markets, the conversation is shifting from why we should measure natural capital to how we do it effectively.
This conference will feature:
- Strategic insights from policy and research leaders
- Case studies from pioneering farms and landscape partnerships
- Live demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies
- Meaningful networking opportunities across the agri-environment sector
We’re looking forward to attending and connecting with those at the forefront of a more integrated agri-environmental future.
If you’re attending on 28 April, we’d love to connect. Find us there to see our technology in action and discover how soil sound can help unlock measurable, profitable environmental outcomes.
Contact Us
We’re passionate about transforming soil health monitoring. If you’d like to learn more about this news or the Soil Acoustic Meter (SAM) and how it can support your land management practices, get in touch with us via info@soilacoustics.com or call +44 (0)1629 593 958.
