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Carbon Farming Outreach Program

Carbon Farming Outreach Program

A carbon-neutral farm reaps productivity, environmental co-benefits, and potentially increased profit as markets, banks and insurance companies increasingly seek to achieve their carbon emissions commitments. With so much information available in a rapidly evolving space, knowing what is right for your farm can be difficult to navigate.

Support and advice

The Kangaroo Island Landscape Board is here to support you as a carbon smart land manager. Our team has local knowledge and expertise and can provide free, independent advice to rural land managers on:

  • Understanding emissions reduction and carbon sequestration
  • How to calculate on-farm emissions
  • Understanding new reporting requirements
  • Connecting with like-minded land managers
  • Participating in carbon markets

Carbon farming workshops

In early 2026, landscape boards across South Australia delivered a state-wide series of carbon farming webinars to support primary producers and land managers better understand carbon farming and what it could mean for their land and business.

The webinars were presented in collaboration with trusted, independent experts to provide clear, practical and unbiased information. The following webinars were recorded and can be viewed below:

  • Supply chain, industry and financial perspectives on emissions reporting
  • Cutting inputs without cutting production: Fertiliser and emissions on farm
  • Breeding for efficiency: How animal genetics can reduce farm emissions
  • Soil carbon in SA: What builds it, what loses it, and what you can influence
  • Sheep, cattle and carbon research and on-farm progress
  • Revegetation that works: Practical design, benefits, and South Australian case studies
  • Carbon markets and ACCU opportunities for SA producers

Couldn't make the workshops? Check out the video recordings of the Carbon Farming Webinar Series  on the Landscape SA website.  

This project is funded by the Commonwealth of Australia through the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water under the Carbon Farming Outreach Program.