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Photograph of an automated gas chamber in open position measuring GHG emissions from crops (canola)

Carbon farming and Western Australian agriculture

10 December 2013

Carbon farming is the agricultural practices or land use to increase carbon stored in the soil and vegetation (sequestration) and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, soil or vegetati

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Carbon farming management options in Western Australia

13 November 2013

The aim of carbon farming is to sequester more carbon and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as part of Australia's response to climate change.

Cows in pasture - livestock emissions from cows are the main source of Western Australia's agricultural GHG emissions

Reducing livestock greenhouse gas emissions

13 November 2013

Techniques to reduce livestock greenhouse gas emissions may also increase livestock productivity and resilience.

Photograph of covered effluent pond for collecting methane as part of manure management in a piggery

Managing manure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

13 November 2013

Managing manure to reduce emissions can be economically viable for larger enterprises or cooperative facilities that use the captured methane to generate heat and electricity.

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