We’re pleased to share that Soil Acoustics has become a Corporate Member of British Society of Soil Science (BSSS), joining community of soil scientists, researchers, practitioners, industry partners and land managers working to advance our understanding of soils.
Founded in 1947, BSSS is an international membership organisation and charity dedicated to the study of soil in all of its aspects. It brings together academics, industry professionals and others with an interest in soil science, creating opportunities to share knowledge, encourage collaboration and support the sustainable management of soils.
The Society’s mission is to secure the future of soils by promoting greater understanding of their vital role in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Through science and knowledge-sharing, BSSS supports efforts to halt and reverse soil degradation, helping to address the environmental and societal challenges we face today.
This mission closely aligns with the work we do at Soil Acoustics. Innovation is at the heart of our approach, as we develop and apply new techniques to measure soil health and make these insights more accessible. Becoming a Corporate Member of BSSS is an opportunity to connect with the wider soil science community, share knowledge and contribute to the ongoing development of the field.
As a new Corporate Member, we’re also looking forward to attending the British Society of Soil Science Annual Conference in Aberdeen, taking place from 1–4 December.
This year’s theme, “Soils at the Centre of Change: Innovation, Adaptation and Action”, will bring together delegates to explore the latest research and developments in soil science, with a focus on the role of soils in responding to global challenges.
Soil Acoustics’ Data Scientist, Karthik Ashok, will be presenting during the Pecha Kucha session on Thursday 3 December. His presentation, titled “Listening for a Management Signal: Paired-Field Soil Acoustics Across Five Regenerative Wheat Farms”, will explore how soil acoustics can be used as a rapid, non-invasive way to assess biological activity in regenerative farming systems, comparing results from regeneratively and conventionally managed wheat fields across five farms and highlighting the importance of site-specific differences.
We’re looking forward to connecting with fellow soil science professionals, sharing our work and exploring how innovative approaches to soil measurement can contribute to a better understanding of soil health. If you’ve not booked your tickets yet, you can do so here.
Contact Us
If you’d like to arrange a time to chat with us at Cereals 2026 or have any questions about our Soil Acoustic Meter 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.
