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Case study

Project to find red meat pathway to carbon neutral

  • Published: 2021
  • Context: National
  • State/Territory: WA
  • Audience: Practitioner

South Coast NRM assists livestock producers to become carbon neutral in the next decade.

Led by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, a project consortium describes its plans to set up case study farms in 10 different agro-ecological zones producing red meat, to increase producers’ understanding of factors affecting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions mitigation, productivity, profitability and natural capital. This ambitious multi-stakeholder project will evaluate the biodiversity of grazing systems and design pathways that make beef, lamb and goat meat production carbon neutral in a decade, in line with Meat & Livestock Australia’s CN2030 goal.

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