The Herbert W. Hoover Foundation-supported researchers at Kent State University are advancing a new way to monitor carbon, nitrogen, and minerals in agricultural soils using remote sensing and satellite imagery. By reducing reliance on labor-intensive physical soil sampling, the approach could ultimately make it easier for farmers and land managers to track soil health and carbon storage across large landscapes and over time.
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