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Find out more about the work that our partners are doing as part of the Cool Soil Initiative.
As a grain processor and supplier to many food manufacturers, it was the diversity of crop types in the program and having access to data to be able to report on Scope 3 emissions, that attracted Allied Pinnacle to Cool Soil Initiative.
Central West Farming Systems (CWFS) is an independent, not-for-profit, farmer driven organisation. Formed in 1998, CWFS has over 300 members made up primarily of farmers but also private and public sector advisers, researchers and stakeholders.
The program facilitates increased knowledge in relation to on-farm GHG emissions, soil carbon and innovative farm practices to build a more sustainable supply chain.
We are excited about the real-world impact of CSI’s on-farm engagement and support for the adoption of sustainable practices to reduce emissions and improve soil health in grain production.
The Irrigation Research and Extension Committee (IREC) facilitates cross-industry collaboration and cooperation between all those connected with irrigated agriculture in the Murrumbidgee Valley.
Our relationship with Aussie farmers spans nearly a century and over this time, we’ve built strong relationships which continue to be crucial to our business.
For seven decades, Manildra Group has been at the forefront of sustainability, exceeding industry expectations by pioneering world-first sustainable practices and technologies and further adding-value to our manufacturing operations.
We’ve committed to be net zero at our factories and offices by 2050, but the real impact lies upstream in our value chain, where our ingredients are grown and transported.
As a ‘first of its kind’ project in Australia, having the opportunity to provide our members with non-regulated resources to assess greenhouse gas emissions is invaluable.
Corson Grain is a family-owned Australasian maize milling business that has been part of the agricultural landscape for over one hundred years in New Zealand.
