Carbon options for your farm

Location

Waterfront Pavilion, 19 Federation Way Urana

This project is supported by the NSW Government through a Low Carbon Landscapes grant, delivered under the Primary Industries Productivity and Abatement Program within the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.

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CARBON OPTIONS FOR YOUR FARM

This workshop is an opportunity for farmers to explore carbon and natural capital opportunities on their own property, with practical, no-jargon guidance from the project team.

What we'll cover

Building on what was covered in the introductory webinar, this session gets practical — covering what a carbon project actually involves, what to expect around long-term obligations, and how it fits with your day-to-day operation. If you have gone through the environmental assesment process with GXLab, you'll also get hands-on time working through your own printed farm maps. Otherwise you would be able to work on an example farm map.

Carbon project fundamentals, method selection and project design principles — Ed Scott, Field Systems
What the 25-year permanence obligation means for your farm business
Common mistakes to avoid and an introduction to stratification technolog
Natural capital planning — what it means and how it relates to carbon - Murray LLS
GXLab Enterprise Feasibility Assessment (EFA) presentation
Hands-on practical session working through your own printed farm maps
Final discussion and next steps

Free to attend, lunch & afternoon tea provided. For more information, contact Riverine Plains Sustainable Practices and Farmer Engagement Manager Sayra at sayra@riverineplains.org.au or call her at 0406713352.