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Post-doc (ReGeNL lines 2 & 3): Monitoring outcomes of regenerative agriculture Wageningen University & Research in Netherlands
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Competitive gross salary of €3,706–€5,760 per month for a full-time 38-hour week, scale 10, plus employment benefits; temporary 6-month contract.
Deadline
Dec 7, 2026
Country
Netherlands
University
Wageningen University & Research
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This post-doc at Wageningen University & Research is part of the ReGeNL programme and sits at the intersection of regenerative agriculture, soil monitoring, and farm-level transition support in the Netherlands.
The role focuses on leading the development and implementation of monitoring plans for 1,000 farms, helping coordinate ongoing activities that support the transition towards regenerative outcomes. The post-doc bridges Action Line 2, which supports farmers in the move towards regenerative farming, and Action Line 3, which concentrates on the scientific measurement and monitoring of regenerative agriculture. Working within the Soil Biology group, the successful candidate will help ensure continuity and coordination across these linked activities and contribute to the scientific coordination of monitoring across the ReGeNL farm network.
The project is strongly applied and collaborative. The post-doc will work alongside ReGeNL colleagues involved in the different action lines and will interact with farmers, advisors, and industry partners to support implementation and delivery. The Soil Biology group provides the research home for the position, with a broad interest in soil life across scales from microbe to globe and a mission focused on understanding how life in soil can improve soil quality and functioning in agroecosystems.
The advertised work is therefore not only about data collection, but about building a monitoring approach that supports a large-scale, science-based shift in Dutch agriculture. The environment is international and interdisciplinary, with an emphasis on combining soil knowledge, agricultural practice, and stakeholder engagement in a policy-relevant setting.
Funding details
Competitive gross salary of €3,706–€5,760 per month for a full-time 38-hour week, scale 10, plus employment benefits; temporary 6-month contract.
What's required
Applicants must have a PhD with an agricultural or soil monitoring related background, working knowledge of data management, digital tools and statistical analyses for large-scale assessments, a proven record in scientific project management, a proven record in interacting with a diversity of societal stakeholders, the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and deliver on short deadlines under pressure, and excellent spoken communication and writing skills in both Dutch and English. Dutch language skills are required; applications without Dutch language ability will not be considered.
How to apply
Apply via the AcademicTransfer application link. Submit your application before the deadline and include concrete examples of your experience in and outside academia, especially project management and stakeholder interaction. Ensure you can demonstrate Dutch language ability.
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