Rain, drought, flood and fire. All elements that impact how a property is run and require constant attention and management. And while good rainfall seasons are always welcome, the corresponding build-up of vegetation flows through to the need to manage fire risk as weather conditions turn.
When it comes to carbon projects, and integrating them into existing farms and farming practices, the journey itself can be part of the puzzle. Landholders can find that journey, from thinking about the issues to developing and finally implementing a strategy, long and arduous. But according to some, it is an easy enough puzzle to solve and well worth the effort.
These three simple carbon practices are revolutionising sustainable agriculture.
Discover the Government-approved method stacking concept set to help more land managers and Traditional Owners participate in the carbon market.
When done well, carbon farming can be a powerful tool for improving on-farm productivity.
The ERF incentivises emission reduction — but what makes it an effective climate strategy?
We once looked at trees and saw only timber. Nowadays we see biodiversity and habitat too. But increasingly, environmentalists, businesses, and land managers alike are looking at trees and seeing a…
