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Ravenshoe wind farm proposal thrown out
Steph Allen
A controversial wind farm plan near Ravenshoe will not go ahead after the company behind it withdrew the proposal.
Ravenshoe wind farm proposal thrown out
Steph Allen
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A controversial wind farm plan near Ravenshoe will not go ahead after the company behind it withdrew the proposal.
Producers to face 'commercial disadvantages' if not taking sustainability efforts to the bank
Jason Gregory
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Producers to face 'commercial disadvantages' if not taking sustainability efforts to the bank
Watt calls high-level agriculture sector sustainability summit
Jason Gregory
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Federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has organised a national sustainable agriculture summit to be held in May. Picture by Vanessa Binks.
Farming family's carbon neutral odyssey
Jason Gregory
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The Stewarts' Otway property has gone from 3 to 18 percent woody vegetation with no reduction in animals turned-off. Picture supplied.
The many players behind a pioneering carbon farming deal
Chris McLennan
Based on two former outback stations in WA's Mid West, the Boodanoo Wilderness Zone takes in 292,000ha. Pictures from Forever Wild.
The many players behind a pioneering carbon farming deal
Chris McLennan
Based on two former outback stations in WA's Mid West, the Boodanoo Wilderness Zone takes in 292,000ha. Pictures from Forever Wild.
The many players behind a pioneering carbon farming deal
Chris McLennan
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Based on two former outback stations in WA's Mid West, the Boodanoo Wilderness Zone takes in 292,000ha. Pictures from Forever Wild.
Senate to scrutinise Great Artesian Basin carbon capture proposal
Jason Gregory
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The Great Artesian Basin supports many farmers, communities and businesses through regional Australia.
Trial weighs up pros and cons of agroforestry in grazing systems
Kelly Mason
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The Chiesa family of Kennedy Valley who run Palm Creek Brahmans, supplied their cattle and land for the three year trial. LR: Mariah, Halle, Elin and Peter Chiesa. Picture supplied

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How to make carbon work for a livestock business
Shan Goodwin
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Sustainability agriculture scientist Professor Richard Eckard and Victorian livestock producer Fiona Conroy talk soil carbon on Ms Conroy's property Knewleave. Picture by Rachel Simmonds.
Small landholders get chance to help net-zero push
Gregor Heard
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Small landholders will get their chance to participate in the carbon sequestration process under the Community Carbon Project in central Victoria. File photo.
Feeding the soil, as well as the crop for carbon growth
Gregor Heard
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CSIRO researcher John Kirkegaard says nitrogen budgets need to include enough for the soil as well as the crop. Photo by Gregor Heard.
Station vegetation regrowth a focus for Gawler Ranges carbon project
Kiara Stacey
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James Kerr with the woody vegetation growing at Buckleboo Station. Picture by Katie Jackson
What you need to know to find a good farm carbon project planner
Andrew Marshall
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Riverine Plains Inc chief executive officer, Pip Grant.

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