Wed, 15 Mar
|Esperance Bay Yacht Club
CN30 Workshop: The Baseline!
A workshop run through ASHEEP's "Carbon Neutral 2030: Getting Started On Farm" project, a producer demonstration site project funded by Meat & Livestock Australia. Richard Brake will take producers through what CN30 means, carbon baselines, and how to get started.
Time & Location
15 Mar, 8:30 am
Esperance Bay Yacht Club, The Esplanade, Esperance WA 6450, Australia
About the Event
This workshop is run through ASHEEP's "Carbon Neutral 2030: Getting Started On Farm" project, a producer demonstration site funded by Meat & Livestock Australia. The workshop is open to livestock producers only, with limited places available.
There are 20 places in the workshop available, with priority given to core producers directly involved in the project, and the opportunity for other interested producers to take up any remaining places.
The Baseline!
Workshop
Feature speaker: Richard Brake
8:30am, 15th March
Esperance Bay Yacht Club
Experienced consultant Richard Brake will lead the workshop, starting with CN30; what it all means. Next will be understanding a carbon baseline, why we need a baseline and how to complete a baseline. We will look at the available calculator and the information required to complete a baseline, finishing with making a start by committing to a pathway to completing a baseline. We will also hear from a farmer who has already gone through the process. The day will finish with a networking session and maybe dinner if we have enough interest.
As of 1/2/23, ASHEEP has 13 producers who have expressed interest in taking part in this project, with room for up to 20. If you are a livestock producer who is interested in taking part in the project, or would like to learn more by attending the workshop, please contact Jan Clawson on 0407 990 497 or email janclawson@bigpond.com.