Role Overview
We are looking for a Soil Scientist who can translate soil science into practical, scalable solutions for farmers. The role will focus on improving soil health, supporting soil carbon enhancement, designing and monitoring regenerative agriculture practices, and generating reliable field-level data.

Key Responsibilities
Assess soil health through soil sampling, testing, interpretation, and field assessments.
Develop and support implementation of regenerative agriculture and agronomic practices, including reduced tillage, crop diversification, cover cropping, residue management, organic amendments, balanced nutrient use, and improved crop management.
Provide practical agronomic and soil-health advisory to farmers and field teams based on local soil, crop, and climatic conditions.
Support strategies to improve soil organic carbon, soil structure, fertility, water retention, nutrient-use efficiency, and overall soil health.
Design and implement soil sampling protocols and ensure quality, consistency, and traceability of field data.




Support AWD implementation in rice systems, including farmer training, irrigation scheduling, field monitoring, water management, and documentation.
Support agroforestry and ARR projects, including species selection, plantation planning, nursery management, planting, maintenance, and survival monitoring.
Analyse soil test results and develop crop- and location-specific nutrient and soil management recommendations.
Work closely with field teams to ensure agronomic and scientific recommendations are practically implemented at farm level.
Monitor the impact of regenerative and agronomic practices on soil health, crop productivity, water management, and carbon outcomes.
Conduct field trials, demonstrations, and farmer training to promote adoption of improved agricultural practices.
Support the development of soil carbon baselines, monitoring frameworks, sampling plans, and MRV processes.
Document field observations, crop performanc

📌 Soil Scientist (Gurugram)
🏢 Prithu
📍 Gurugram