Carbon farming in relation to Western Australian agriculture

Authors

Robert SudmeyerFollow
Jackson Parker
Tanmoy NathFollow
Ananda GhoseFollow

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Publication Date

2014

Series Number

4856

Abstract

Carbon farming activities need to return multiple economic and environmental co-benefits to be attractive to land managers. This bulletin summarises concepts underlying carbon farming, how Australia accounts for greenhouse gas emissions and the potential for Western Australian land managers to participate in, and benefit from, carbon farming.

Number of Pages

74

ISSN

1833-7236

Keywords

carbon farming, greenhouse gas emissions, climate change, agriculture, Western Australia

Disciplines

Agricultural Economics | Environmental Sciences | Sustainability

Recommended Citation

Sudmeyer, R, Parker, J, Nath, T and Ghose, A, 2014, Carbon farming in relation to Western Australian agriculture, Bulletin 4856, Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia.

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