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  • Start Date: 07/10/2026
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Chatsworth House Field Day 2026

Bringing Together Natural Capital and Farm Business

Chatsworth House, Chatsworth, VIC
7-8 October 2026, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM ADST

Hosted by Chatsworth House & Upper Hopkins Land Management Group, CarbonLink is a proud Gold Sponsor of the event.

With a strong focus on building natural capital, strengthening farm resilience and improving long-term profitability, this event will deliver practical insights grounded in real-world experience.

Across the two days, you’ll hear from expert speakers and panel discussions, with hands-on field walk sessions bringing the ideas into the paddock on Day 2. 

The event aims to equip farmers with the knowledge and confidence to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape and together build a more sustainable and profitable future.

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Want to see how a Victorian soil carbon project works on the ground?

Chatsworth House is home to a live CarbonLink soil carbon project, making this the perfect opportunity to:

  • Hear directly from producers already on the journey
  • Learn how soil carbon measurement, modelling and project management come together
  • Understand the practical steps landholders are taking to unlock new productivity, sustainability and financial
    outcomes

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