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Carbon storage and increased biodiversity for woolgrowers
The Carbon Storage Partnership aims to identify the most effective techniques for farmers across Australia to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, sequester carbon in soil and vegetation, and build biodiversity.
Funded by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and Australian Wool Innovation (AWI), the initiative is developing profitable and sustainable pathways to a carbon-neutral Australian livestock sector by 2030.
Managed by Associate Professor Matt Harrison at the University of Tasmania, the collaborative project considers agro-ecological region, prevailing climate type, and different sheep enterprise mixes.
Matt's webinar on Pathways towards carbon neutrality can be viewed below.
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With more than 15 years’ experience co-designing holistic, integrated solutions for the agricultural community, particularly farmers, Matt provides eight steps farmers can take towards carbon neutral agricultural systems.
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More recently, Matt – along with NSW DPI's Dr Sarah McDonald and Dr Warwick Badgery – delivered a webinar titled, Can grazing management increase soil carbon?
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The University of Melbourne's Dr Rickard Eckard provides an overview of carbon farming and accounting, managing extreme climate events, and options for agriculture to respond to a changing climate.
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Measurement, focus and fibre diameter: how Will and Nina Bennett are keeping wool in their enterprise mix
At a time when many producers are reassessing the role of wool in their business, Tasmanian woolgrowers Will and Nina Bennett have taken a different path. Rather than stepping away from wool, the Bennett family made a deliberate decision to stay in the industry but changed how they managed it.
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Most common diseases and conditions seen in sheep in 2025
The Tasmanian Livestock Health Report summarises information on livestock diseases and conditions observed by rural service providers across Tasmania. Following is a summary of the most common diseases and conditions seen in sheep in Tasmania during 2025.
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Beating drench resistance: it’s a matter of management
Effective worm control underpins profitable wool production — yet drench resistance is eroding the performance of many commonly used drenches. Recent data indicates resistance is widespread across Tasmania and growing. Consulting veterinarian, Dr Bruce Jackson, says with the right testing and management woolgrowers can slow its progression and maintain drench efficacy in their flocks.
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