Greenhouse Gas Accounting in Agriculture
If you attend this course you may be eligible for financial
assistance through the Farm Ready program. To be reimbursed for your
costs you require pre-approval from Farm Ready.
Farm Ready Course Code - FRTC00093
1 Day Course $605.00 (including GST)
'When it was first mentioned I thought it was all bulldust. Now I have realised that the more we know the better we will be placed.' (Peter)
'Going from uninformed ignorance to partly educated intelligence. Great to see facilitators that do not patronise the farmers. They were understanding, non-biased and open to dicussion.' (Michael)
Greenhouse gas accounting in agriculture is aimed at landholders and managers who are interested in conducting a greenhouse gas audit of their farm. The morning session covers 4 parts concerning the science behind land-based greenhouse gas emissions and abatement, greenhouse gas accounting and practical strategies to adapt to new opportunities presently being offered. In the afternoon the course the group is split into 2 sessions using a workshop structure. The workshop provides guidance to land managers on how to conduct a farm based GHG inventory and develop feasibility assessments for implementing sustainable land management practices and carbon abatement projects.
Course Planning
EAS is accepting registrations for all regions in Australia and will schedule dates and locations wherever there is enough interest (minimum 8 people).
EAS is also happy to work in collaboration with a range of interest groups who wish to hold a course in their region. Please contact us and we will help you with planning and advertising. EAS is also interested in refining existing training material to address specific needs within your interest group.
If no dates are scheduled for your region please register your interest by email or call us directly and based on interest we will let you know if a course will be running in your area.
Dr Carly Green recieves Distinquished Early Career Alumni Award
