Here you will find a collection of articles, videos, and guides on topics ranging from soil health to carbon farming.
For larger clients running carbon and environmental measurement projects across multiple properties, we have introduced a new ‘Data Services’ model to address challenges faced in coordinating samplers, sample plans, and lab tests across many projects, resulting in a lack of transparency and data gaps.
FarmLab, In partnership with UTAS and Perennial, are leading the ‘Kick the $3 Goal’ project to help reduce the cost of sample collection for soil carbon projects across Australia. In partnership with UTAS and Perennial, the KTG project aims to reduce the cost of sample collection for soil carbon projects by providing a better spatial
Australian Agtech company FarmLab has raised $750,000 from Venture Capital firm Artesian Ventures and their GRDC backed ‘GrainInnovate’ fund, and private investors the Prove Group to scale-up it’s soil management platform in light of the increasing focus on Carbon Offsets.
Dr Ash Martin and Farmlab talk about Microbiology in the soil, why it is important and how to test it.
Learn how to model soil carbon and other properties or nutrients with FarmLab.
This user guide provides an overview on how FarmLab can be used to create and sample a Clean Energy Regulator Soil Carbon project.
Unearthing New Knowledge: Using Soil Samples to improve production and sustainability Soil health and carbon levels are critical factors that impact agricultural productivity and sustainability. To gain insights into these factors, FarmLab, a leading agricultural technology company, partnered with VRM Biologik, a local agronomy and inputs business, to conduct an assessment of soil carbon and
‘The team at Farmlab have provided an amazing platform and service for farmers and advisors to store, survey and map soil attributes quickly and accurately.’ Says Drew, General Manager of Precision Pastures Operations.
The Allen family from Mortlake in Victoria have been at Boorook for over 100 years so they must be doing something right. David Allen and his son Nick and families have been very successful cattle producers supplying finished cattle to either the EU, JBS or the supermarkets.
