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AgriProve

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Address: Suite 4 Level 16, 25 Bligh Street 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://agriprove.io

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23.01.2022 The first Tasmanian soil carbon project was launched today by Tasmanian Agricultural Company and AgriProve. It is great to be working with regenerative, #Wagyu beef producers Steph and SamTrethewey. Building soil carbon means healthier soil, more productive plants, quality livestock and more nutritious food. We look forward to Tasmanian farmers coming on board as the state has ideal rainfall conditions and soils, which could make the state a global leader in soil carbon. Ta...ssie also has the innovative farmers who could build soil health, productivity and climate resilience to make Tasmania a climate ready economy. #regenerativeagriculture #healthysoils #climatechange #sustainableagriculture farmersforclimateaction Tasmanian Climate Change Office Sprout Tasmania NRM South NRM North Cradle Coast NRM Tasmanian Land Conservancy Pip Courtney Louise Gilfedder De Blas Communications Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Sustainable Living Tas Community Todd Houstein Landcare Tasmania Celia Leverton Anthony Gleeson Anthony James Soils for Life Carbon Market Institute @SLFestAus See more

23.01.2022 It is a great time to farm carbon in Qld with applications for the $500M Land Restoration Fund open until 15 April. https://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au//a-great-time-t/ AgForce Queensland Lane Crockett Deborah Hennessy Deborah Hart John Wiseman Jon Dee RCS - Resource Consulting Services Florinda Falconelli FarmersForAction Cindy Eiritz Deane Belfield South Australian Regenerative Agriculture Bonnie Doone Beef Queensland Farmers' Federation National Farmers' Federation Terrain NRM

22.01.2022 We really enjoyed meeting Heytesbury District and Central Ottways Landcare Networks. What an engaged bunch. To find out more about soil carbon projects and soilkee visit www.agriprove.io and www.soilkee.com.au Alexandra De Blas

18.01.2022 Great story on the Olsen family building soil carbon. With www.Agriprove.io this was the first soil carbon project in Australia and the world to earn carbon credits under a national framework (Emissions Reduction Fund).

16.01.2022 If you want to know how farming can help reverse global warming watch this. #carbonfarming #regenerativeagriculture # tassiebeef #regenag Larissa Lewis Deborah Hart Lyndon Schneiders Sustainable Living Foundation-SULIFO Beck Robertson Monique Dalgleish Deirdre de Blas Rob Gell Bob Brown Foundation Florinda Falconelli De Blas Communications Mara Bun Fiona Armstrong AndrewCampbell Helen McCosker Fairtrade Australia Project Drawdown 2040: The Regeneration Farmers for Climate Action

11.01.2022 What an amazing mushroom. It is like a pink iced cupcake. In the metropolis of the soil, fungi provide the walls and mortar to build the cityscape. They are the neural network of the soil sending information across vast areas, communicating insect attack, instigating plant defenses and sharing resources. Fiona Armstrong

10.01.2022 Take a peek at soils building 10 carbon credits per ha per year - improving productivity, profitability and income diversity for farmers.

06.01.2022 A very clear explanation of the life in a healthy soil ecosystem and the benefits of regenerative agriculture in storing soil carbon on ABCRN Science Show.

05.01.2022 Soil carbon achieves major milestone as flagship property receives its second round of soil carbon credits under the Emissions Reduction Fund. https://agriprove.io//soil-carbon-achieves-major-milestone Alexandra De Blas

03.01.2022 Tasmania's first soil carbon project was profiled on 7 News last night. If you would like to hear more about soil carbon farming in Tas join one of AgriProve's webinars on 16 & 18 June register here https://agriprove.io/events Sustainable Living Tasmania Todd Houstein NRM North NRM South Cradle Coast NRM Landcare Tasmania Landcare Victoria... Tasmanian Land Conservancy Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Tasmanian Climate Change Office Soils for Life Louise Gilfedder Sprout Tasmania Farmers for Climate Action De Blas Communications #soilcarbon #regenag #regenerativeAgriculture #climatechange #agriprove #tasagoco #carbonfarming See more

01.01.2022 Niels Olsen and Matthew Warnken talk to ABC Rural's Peter Somerville about being issued with Soil carbon credits for the second year in a row. Averaging about 10 credits per hectare.