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Environmental Plantings Paddock Walk – Molong

  • 886 Euchareena Road Molong, New South Wales, 2866 Australia (map)

What is the carbon opportunity for local land managers – do the numbers stack up?

Join Little River Landcare and Renovo Ag for a paddock walk at Sally Kirby’s Environmental Planting site near Molong to see firsthand what’s involved in establishing an Environmental Planting (EP) project.

Date: Friday 4 September 2026
Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Location: 886 Euchareena Road, Molong
Catering: Morning tea and lunch provided

About the day

Thinking about whether an Environmental Planting project could work on your farm?

This practical paddock walk is an opportunity to visit an established project site and hear directly from Renovo Ag about what is involved in getting a project underway.

Simon Campbell and Grant Tranter from Renovo Ag will provide an overview of:

  • Environmental markets and Environmental Planting projects

  • Carbon sequestration potential within the Bell River catchment

  • The process involved in setting up an EP project

  • The potential benefits and risks for land managers

  • Financial modelling and projected returns

  • How environmental planting compares with "normal farm business" earning potential on a per-hectare basis

  • What the opportunity could look like on your own property

The aim is to give local land managers a clearer understanding of the pros and cons of Environmental Planting projects and the information needed to decide whether participation makes sense for their farm business.

Opportunity for local land managers

This project has the potential to support five land managers within the catchment to register their own Environmental Planting project.

Little River Landcare will provide ongoing project support to help participating land managers work through the process and achieve successful outcomes.

RSVP

Please RSVP to Phoebe at Little River Landcare:

Phone: 0401 376 209
Email:ceo@littleriverlandcare.com.au

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