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The McClean Carbon Project, owned and managed by Justin Hoad at North Mihi, Uralla on the Northern Tablelands in New South Wales, has reached a significant milestone with the issuance of 5,012 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) under the Australian Government’s ACCU Scheme.
ANOTHER Western Australian farmer has pocketed more than 3000 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUS) after building measurable soil carbon on his family’s property, marking the second issuance in the State and demonstrating it can be done in dryland broadacre cropping areas.
The Viner Carbon Project, owned and managed by Jeff Bell in Queensland, has reached a significant milestone with the issuance of 2,509 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) under the Australian Government’s ACCU Scheme.
The Jones and Blewitt Carbon Projects, owned and managed by the Peart family in Queensland, have reached a major milestone with the issuance of 30,145 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) under the Australian Government’s ACCU Scheme.
The Ryan Carbon Projects, located near Bundarra, NSW and managed by David, Leonie and their son Harrison Doran, have reached a key milestone with the issuance of 4,839 ACCUs under the Australian Government's ACCU Scheme.
Today, on World Soil Day, AgriProve is launching HORIZON, a new Australian digital breakthrough that lets farmers see their soil for the first time.
In a major boost for Australia’s cattle and carbon sectors, AgriProve has appointed global grazing innovator Hobbs Magaret as its first Grazier in Residence. The role will fast-track on-farm strategies that build soil carbon, improve landscape resilience and help producers unlock new income under the ACCU Scheme.
AgriProve is pleased to welcome Worms Downunder to the AgriProve Marketplace, where farmers can access verified, soil-health solutions that support productivity and carbon outcomes - with two new additions helping farmers improve soil health, productivity, and soil carbon outcomes.
The Duncan Carbon Project, located on the Irisvilla property in Queensland and managed by Lance and Kylie Stephenson, has reached a key milestone with the issuance of 6,254 ACCUs under the Australian Government’s ACCU Scheme.
AgriProve is pleased to announce the appointment of Kieren Whittock as General Manager, strengthening the company’s leadership and delivery capability as it scales the next generation of soil carbon projects across the country.
AgriProve today announces that Stuart Upton has decided to step down from his role as Chief Executive Officer, with his official last day being 3 November 2025.
Tintaldra cattle producer issued 457 ACCUs, accessing premiums up to 10% above saleyard averages, and now uses herd telemetry to guide welfare and productivity - all orchestrated through the AgriProve Platform.
Unlock your farm’s potential today - without waiting for ACCUs to be issued or dipping into your working capital. AgriProve is the first to offer deferred ACCU balances, giving you the flexibility to invest in better soils, improved productivity, and long-term profitability - right from day one.
AgriProve has taken another step forward in delivering practical tools to help landholders build soil carbon and improve farm productivity - with the launch of five LawrieCo products now available through the AgriProve Marketplace.
AgriProve has launched a new Credentials feature on the AgriProve Platform, giving farmers a simple, streamlined way to apply for sustainability-linked programs that unlock access to premium markets and drive farm profitability.
Ian Clarke of Karinella Farm, near Goomalling in Western Australia, has made history as the state’s first farmer to receive Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) for soil carbon sequestration - marking a significant milestone for WA agriculture and carbon farming.
The Lyne Carbon Project in Inglewood, Queensland, managed by Peter and Angus Ramsey, has reached a key milestone with the issuance of 1,114 ACCUs under the Australian Government’s ACCU Scheme. The project, developed in partnership with AgriProve, highlights how measured, farm-led change can deliver environmental outcomes alongside productivity gains.
The Watson Carbon Project, located just outside Armidale in northern New South Wales, has achieved a significant milestone with the issuance of 5,585 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) under the ACCU Scheme.
AgriProve has launched the AgriProve Marketplace — a new initiative giving farmers greater flexibility to access on-farm technology and services, with the option to purchase using future carbon credits generated through their soil carbon projects, existing carbon credits, cash, or a mixture of cash and credits.
As we close out 2024, we’re proud to reflect on a year filled with remarkable achievements that have propelled AgriProve forward in shaping a sustainable future for agriculture. Here’s a snapshot of our top milestones
AgriProve welcomes the periodic review of Australia’s soil carbon methodology, recognising it as a key opportunity to refine and strengthen the framework. As the leading soil carbon project developer, AgriProve is leveraging its unmatched expertise to help shape improvements that will drive innovation, enhance measurement accuracy, and ensure farmers can maximise the long-term benefits of soil carbon projects.