Soil Science Australia organises an annual Soil Judging Competition to bring together students, early career and experienced soil scientists for a professional development event.
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Partner with us for the 2026 Australian Soil Judging Competition and connect directly with the next generation of soil scientists and land managers.
This nationally recognised event brings together students, early-career professionals, researchers, and industry leaders for a high-impact, hands-on experience. It’s a unique opportunity to showcase your organisation, build meaningful connections, and demonstrate your commitment to the future of soil science in Australia.
Our past competitions have been made possible through the support of government, research, industry, and professional organisations. A range of tailored sponsorship options are available, each designed to maximise your visibility and engagement.
Download our sponsorship prospectus to explore the opportunities and find the right fit for your organisation.
Registrations for the 2026 Soil Judging Competition in Boorloo (Perth), Western Australia will be opening soon.
We encourage anyone interested in competing, coaching, volunteering, or supporting the event to start planning their involvement.
If you would like to express your interest in participating or have any questions please contact [email protected]
Stay tuned for registration details and further event updates.
We’re looking for volunteers to help with setup, pack down, transport, and the many behind-the-scenes tasks that make the Soil Judging Competition run smoothly.
Whether you’re a seasoned soil scientist or simply passionate about the field, your support is invaluable.
| 2025 Armidale, New South Wales | 2024 Rotorua, New Zealand | 2022 Ballarat, Victoria |
| 2023 Darwin, Northern Territory | 2021 Cairns, Queensland | 2020 Virtual Online |
| 2019 Adelaide, South Australia | 2018 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | 2017 Toowoomba, Queensland |
| 2016 Queenstown, New Zealand | 2015 Perth, Western Australia | 2014 Jeju, Korea |
| 2014 Melbourne, Victoria | 2012 Hobart, Tasmania |