MO DIRT (Missourians Doing Impact Research Together) is a state-wide project aimed at educating citizens on soil health and working with them to examine soil's properties and how these properties are influenced by microclimate and climate in the state. 
High school students, land owners, farmers, science clubs, lifelong learners, and all citizens committed to research are invited to conduct soil surveys to collect and contribute data that...
A new school curriculum includes hands-on activities
for K-12 students on soil properties, soil organisms,
soil health, soil-climate...
High school students specifically,
are invited to conduct independent
research projects related to
soil-climate interactions...
Soil science activities are offered at agricultural educational field days, Earth Day events, summer camps...
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MO DIRT Missourians Doing Impact Research Together, is a new state-wide program of the Missouri Transect,
aimed at educating citizens on soil health and working with them to assess a distinct set of soil properties and
how these properties are influenced by microclimate and climate in the state.