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  • Start Date: 12/03/2026
  • End Date: 13/03/2026

AgriBusiness Summit 2026

CarbonLink are a proud partner of the AgriBusiness Summit 2026, hosted by MacIntyre Ag Alliance – and can’t wait to see you there!

Come and chat with us at either the conference or field day to explore the real-world impact of carbon farming and how it can strengthen the productivity and profitability of your farming operation.

This year’s theme, FARMING – FAMILY – FUTURE, brings together inspiring speakers from successful multi‑generation farming families, sharing insights on succession, leadership, and building resilient agricultural businesses.

If you’re keen to see soil carbon farming in action, don’t miss the Field Day on Friday 13 March at Rexton, the Goondiwindi property of Tom and Antoinette Archer – long-term CarbonLink partners now in their eighth year of their soil carbon project.

You’ll also hear from CarbonLink founder Terry McCosker OAM, who will share how high‑integrity soil carbon projects are run, the on‑ground results achieved at Rexton, and the broader benefits that extend well beyond earning carbon credits.

For more details or to secure your tickets, visit the MacIntyre Ag Alliance event page at the link below.

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