What could carbon farming mean for you, your family and your business? Simply put, carbon farming helps you keep doing what you love.
Your land’s potential to store carbon could provide you, your family and community with an income that’s visible at least ten years into the future.
The exact benefits of carbon farming are different in each case, because every farm is unique. They could include:
Ability to plan ahead
Carbon farming could provide a revenue stream to help you maintain your business through harder years and give you the breathing space you need to plan ahead
Expand your business
Carbon farming could help you expand your business to mitigate your risks, or unlock opportunities to invest in new infrastructure for your land.
Regenerate your land
Carbon farming could enable you to pass on a regenerated, profitable and healthy property to the next generation.
Increase property value
Carbon farming can be an attractive selling point – meaning whether you sell, stay on or put your succession plan in place, you will have increased your land value.
Support succession planning
Carbon farming projects can help finance and facilitate property succession planning.
Working with Climate Friendly
In Climate Friendly, you’ve got a trusted business partner who you can call on at any time.
Our team of experts will help you navigate the process of becoming a carbon farmer and make sure you receive an income stream in return for your contribution to tackling the climate challenge.
Climate Friendly is on hand to cut through the jargon for you so can get clear on the rules and reap the future benefits of your project.
As your business partner, we share upfront costs and only get paid when you get paid.
We cover everything from project mapping and field measurement to audit costs so that you can get on with doing what you do best – looking after your land, your family and your community.
“Carbon farming has kept our young family on the land and in the community. It safeguards our income, as well as helping with climate change”
Carbon farming has been a good asset,” he says. “When the livestock industry’s not doing too well due to low prices or drought, we still have a regular income from carbon farming.
“These projects are a great way to bring capital back into the regions that haven’t had it for a long time, and to do something with the landscape”
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Types of carbon farming projects you could implement on your property