What is carbon farming?
- Conversion of poorer quality areas of steep land into a more productive land use of permanent or production forest (e.g. radiate pine, douglas fir, eucalypts, manuka or native trees) 
- pole plantings around steep areas prone to soil erosion (e.g. poplars around gullies, native riparian plantings) 
The benefits to carbon farming systems
- Diversified revenue streams, financial resilience and stronger farming business models 
- far greater returns on steep hill country than conventional farming 
- increased biodiversity (native or exotic tree species) 
- improved freshwater quality 
- reduced farm carbon foot printing 
- reduced nitrogen and phosphorous farming losses 
Our carbon farming service
The AgriBusiness Group has partnered with a forestry company to bring a service that supports making informed decisions about integrating carbon farming into the farm systems. Our service package includes:
 
          
        
      