The Future of Carbon Farming - Market Expectations and Opportunities meat industry focus (Mount Gambier)

The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is offering discussion panel events for farmers to learn about the market forces driving emissions reporting and what it means for key regional industries. The panel sessions will feature insights from industry experts to help farmers to understand their farm emissions and future reporting requirements for market access. The Naracoorte session has a meat industry focus.

The panel discussions will be held at the following locations:

· 27 October – Mount Gambier, 6:00pm to 9:00 pm, Mount Gambier Hotel.

NOW POSTONED TO:

24 November - Mount Gambier, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Mount Gambier Hotel.

Meat industry focus.

Hear from the Farm Assurance and Supply Chain Manager, Thomas Foods International, and the Rabobank sustainability team.

· 28 October – Bordertown, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Bordertown Hotel.

NOW POSTPONED TO:

25 November - Bordertown, 6:30pm to 9:30pm, Bordertown Hotel.

Grain industry focus.

Hear from the GRDC Grower Relations Manager and the Rabobank sustainability team.

· 29 October – Naracoorte, 6:00pm to 9:00 pm, Naracoorte Hotel.

NOW POSTPONED TO:

26 November, Naracoorte, 6:30 pm to 9:30pm, Naracoorte Hotel.

Meat industry focus.

Hear from the Farm Assurance and Supply Chain Manager, Thomas Foods International, and the Rabobank sustainability team.

· Date to be confirmed – Coonawarra / Penola.

Grape and wine industry focus.

Hear from the AWRI General Manager – Engagement and Sustainability, and the Rabobank sustainability team.

Dinner is provided. Please advise any dietary requirements by emailing James Beck at james.beck2@sa.gov.au.

The panel sessions will be facilitated by our Carbon Outreach Officer, Edel Stoner. Edel is available for contact via email at edel.stoner2@sa.gov.au for any questions regarding the workshop or for follow-up assistance after 13 October 2025. Until then, please contact Ehsan Sayad at ehsan.sayad@sa.gov.au.

This project is funded by the Commonwealth of Australia through the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water under the Carbon Farming Outreach Program.