The interviews undertaken for this guide highlighted a range of ways in which collaboration between landholders could enhance the benefits of carbon farming and reduce barriers, as shown below: Benefits that may be enhanced by collaboration Social benefits (peer support, sense of community) Bargaining power in carbon markets Co-benefits for biodiversity, erosion control, flood mitigation […]
Due to the depleted carbon levels of many soils across Australia, opportunities exist to sequester carbon in soils through changes in land management. Under stable management, soil carbon levels can be expected to fluctuate around a steady-state equilibrium that is primarily determined by rainfall levels. Changes in land management can transition soil carbon levels to
Carbon farming is a broad term referring to a range of practices that enhance or maintain carbon in vegetation and soils. Aside from the fertility and productivity benefits of enhancing carbon on your land, it is also possible to generate carbon credits and get paid for the carbon that you store. The federal Emissions Reduction
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the Guest Lecture Presentation for the RAMP program. In this presentation, we hear from Helen Lewis – the founder of Decision Design Hub the all-thing holistic management and decision making. You can learn about Helen and her work here: https://decisiondesignhub.com.au/ https://youtu.be/kKuJ0cBgSFI This project has been assisted by the
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the Guest Lecture Presentation for the RAMP program. In this presentation, we hear from Colin Seis – the man behind Pasture Cropping and a lifetime of experience in practicing regenerative agriculture. You can learn about Colin and his work here: https://winona.net.au/ This presentation was made possible through the
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the Guest Lecture Presentation for the RAMP program. Join us as we hear from our panel of Carbon experts including our very own Lorraine Gordon, Norman Marshall, Dr. Greg Bender and Ignatius Verbeek. This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust.
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Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the Guest Lecture Presentation for the RAMP program. Join us as we hear from one of Australia’s Regenerative Agriculture Pioneers, Charles Massy. This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust.
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the launch of the RAMP 2022/2023 6-month program funded by the Australian Government’s Agricultural Innovation Hubs Program. This launch presentation features an introduction to the program along with special guest presentation by John King from Succession (https://www.succession.co.nz/) and a few other special guest appearances! The subsidised delivery of
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the launch of the inaugural Presentation for the RAMP pilot program. This launch presentation features an introduction to the program along with special guest presentation by John King from Succession (https://www.succession.co.nz/) and a few other special guest appearances! This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through
Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) Welcome to the Guest Lecture Presentation for the RAMP pilot program. Join us as we hear from one of Australia’s great agricultural innovators, Bruce Maynard. This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust.https://youtu.be/Ithaerl3Ihg
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Understanding market mechanisms: making money from environmental stewardship programs Webinar 3 in a 3-part series What are the different opportunities for maximising the value of your farm as an environmental asset from biodiversity to carbon? In this webinar, we will continue to considering the best ways to access the available carbon in your farm for
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Create your own succession plan In collaboration with the brilliant Clare Fountain from Sorted, Farming Together is pleased to present, The 3-Step Succession Planning Tool. This tool provides a step-by-step approach to mapping your future wants and needs and assist you in planning for you and your farm’s future. Mapping your succession planning pathway in
