In the mean time check out some of our latest blogs below.
Following on from the National Soil Carbon Innovation Challenge, we’ll be debriefing farmers, consultants and advisors on their results in a series of 12 workshops around Australia. Each workshop will include: See the below for a list of the registration links to the workshops being run online and in person: Online Workshops: Thursday 30 Jan
With significant advancements in our modeling of soil carbon in agriculture, we’re excited to share some of the next generation of developments aimed at understanding soil carbon dynamics using remote sensing. Recently, we discussed our work on developing carbon models using AI and Machine learning in The Australian article titled “AI in Agriculture? The Sky’s
Agriculture is often seen as a significant contributor to global emissions, but it also holds the key to their reduction. By tapping into the power of soil and vegetation, farmers and agribusinesses can drive meaningful change, not only within their supply chains but also for the planet. This article delves into how soils and vegetation
FarmLab is excited to announce our participation in the Australian Clean Energy Regulator’s recent proponent-led methodology proposals, with two key submissions focused on reducing the cost and improving the accuracy of soil carbon measurement across the landscape. Our first submission aims to enhance spatially explicit soil carbon baselines. By introducing a variation to the 2021
We’re excited to release a newly developed soil organic carbon model to Australian users for use in stratification and sample planning. This marks a significant milestone in our efforts to reduce the cost of soil carbon measurement as part of the National Soil Carbon Innovation Challenge (NSCIC). The ‘KTG’ or ‘Kick the $3/Ha Goal’ project
At FarmLab, we are thrilled to announce our strategic partnership with Soil Science Australia, a monumental step towards enhancing soil management education across Australia. As challenges to food security intensify with the evolving climate, it’s imperative to prioritise the health and resilience of our soils—the bedrock of agricultural production. Our collaboration is designed to fortify
