Irish Soil Information System

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Find out about the Irish Soils Information System team
The Irish Soils Information System project was undertaken for EPA by scientists from Teagasc and Cranfield University. Find out more about the team here.

Soil Fertility matters!
Soil fertility is a key factor in sustainable agriculture and ecosystem health. See more at the Teagasc website

Irish Soils Information System - Phase 1 complete!
The Irish Soils Information system (Phase 1) was launched by Minister Brendan Howlin at Johnstown Castle, Wexford on Sept 15th, 2014


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New Soil Data Needs Survey launched

A Soil Data Needs survey has been launched by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The overall objective of ISIS is to produce a harmonized soil map of Ireland at a scale of 1:250,000 with an associated web-based soil information system in the public domain. It is proposed to add value to the existing Irish Soil Information System project, by producing standardised soil attribute maps for use by a wide variety of research, policy and land use stakeholders. The Soil Data Needs survey (accessed here) seeks to gather information on how users and stakeholders intend to utilise soils information and how the outcome of the project can best serve these needs.