Carbon profit planning - Corowa

Join this two-day workshop to get real figures for carbon and biodiversity projects for your farm, including a business assessment of commercial opportunities

Event details:

Murray Local Land Services has partnered with Renovo Ag, an independent, science-based advisory firm, to run a Natural Capital Economics farm planning workshop. 

You will receive two economic feasibility reports for your farm - assessing your biodiversity and carbon opportunities (valued at $2,000 each). These will evaluate potential profit margins and provide economic modelling tailored to your farm, as well as site assessment suitability.

This workshop will provide clear information and economic analysis at the farm level, helping you answer:

• Can I actually make money off carbon and biodiversity?

• Can it help my farm productivity or business resilience?

• What are the risks involved and can I overcome these?

• Will it help safeguard my market access?

The two-day workshop will cover NSW Biodiversity Credits, Soil Carbon projects, and Environmental Planting projects.

Workshop dates:

• Session 1: Thursday 30th April, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm

• Session 2: Thursday 14th May, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Please note: you need to attend both workshops.

Additional details:

• Spaces are limited to 10 businesses. Up to 3 people can attend per business.

• In order to receive the feasibility report, businesses will be required to provide property boundaries.

Contact: Emily Wilson, Natural Capital Advisor via email at: emily.b.wilson@lls.nsw.gov.au or on 0484 117 155

The personal information you provide here will be used by Local Land Services (LLS) and Renovo Ag to create feasibility reports for your property. We will not disclose personal information about you to anybody else, unless you have given consent, or we are authorised or required to do so by law.  We will retain your information until the completion of the workshops. 

Providing us with the requested information is not required by law. If you choose not to provide it, you will not be able to participate in the workshops.  Please see the LLS Privacy Statement on our website Privacy and information access Local Land Services NSW | NSW Governmentfor more information about how we handle your personal information, how you can request to access or correct the personal data we hold about you, and who to contact if you have a privacy enquiry or complaint.

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