Useful resources 

 

Increasing in soil carbon using different management activities in grazing or cropping land (including woody horticulture), Clean Energy Regulator

 

Methodology to claim earn Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) for emissions reductions that can be sold to generate income to the government tor in the secondary market, legislation, tools & resources 

e.g. applying nutrients to the land, applying lime to remediate acid soils, applying gypsum to remediate sodic or magnesic soils, undertaking irrigation activities from new irrigation efficiency savings, re-establishing or rejuvenating a pasture by seeding establishing, permanently maintaining, a pasture where there was previously no pasture, altering the stocking rate, duration or intensity of grazing, retaining stubble after a crop is harvested, converting from intensive tillage practices to reduced or no tillage practices, modifying the landscape or landform features to remediate land or using mechanical methods to add or redistribute soil.

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Storing carbon on grazing land by introducing activities that either increase inputs of carbon to the soil, reduce losses of carbon from the soil or both, Clean Energy Regulator

 

Methodology to claim earn Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) for emissions reductions that can be sold to generate income to the government tor in the secondary market, legislation, tools & resources 

e.g. converting cropland to permanent pasture, rejuvenating pastures, or changing grazing patterns.

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Removing carbon from the atmosphere by increasing the amount of carbon added to the soil, Clean Energy Regulator

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Methodology to claim earn Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) for emissions reductions that can be sold to generate income to the government tor in the secondary market, legislation, tools & resources 

e.g. sustainable intensification, stubble retention or the conversion to pasture (where cropped land is changed to permanent pasture). 

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