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Oct 2026
Hosted by the Burnett Mary Regional Group at Holroyd Farm, with CarbonLink's Brenton Wenham presenting on soil carbon potential.
Oct 2026
Spend a day in the paddock with land owner, Ben Simpson, David McLean from RCS, Stephen Stacey from CarbonLink, and Soils for Life.
Chatsworth House records more than 25,000 tonnes of CO2-e sequestered following technical project review and measurement, rewarding land management improvements being made to property.
For farmers generating Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) through an eligible soil carbon project, selling them is only one option.
What does the latest soil carbon science mean for farmers? Discover the key insights from the Soil Carbon Masterclass, including new research, project integrity updates and the future of soil carbon.
Oct 2026
Chatsworth House is home to a live CarbonLink soil carbon project. The Field Day is the perfect opportunity to learn about the practical steps landholders are taking to unlock new productivity, sustainability and financial outcomes.
Learn why successful soil carbon projects start with optimising farm performance. Discover insights from CarbonLink and RCS on grazing management, infrastructure ROI, productivity gains, and long-term carbon outcomes.
Carbon farming is often spoken about as a single category, but different carbon projects work in very different ways. On a grazing property, those differences shape how a project is designed, how carbon is measured, and what it means for land use, vegetation management and future flexibility.
Jul 2026
Chatsworth House is home to a live CarbonLink soil carbon project. The Field Day is the perfect opportunity to learn about the practical steps landholders are taking to unlock new productivity, sustainability and financial outcomes.
CarbonLink welcomes the release of the Australian Government's Soil Organic Carbon Method review, describing it as an important step in the continued maturation of Australia's soil carbon industry.
CarbonLink is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of Soil Scientist Meghan Barnard, who has been named the recipient of the 2026 PSK Environmental / Soil Science Australia Emerging Leader Award.
Carbon farming is often spoken about as a single category, but different carbon projects work in very different ways. On a grazing property, those differences shape how a project is designed, how carbon is measured, and what it means for land use, vegetation management and future flexibility.
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