📸 'Roots so Deep (You Can See The Devil Down There)' - Brisbane screening @ State Library of Queensland and online. Thanks to everyone who joined us! -- 🌍🐄 Roots So Deep is now available to stream worldwide! This isn’t just another farm story—it’s about the science, humans finding common ground, and the real-world impact of regenerative agriculture. It's sparking conversations worldwide about inventive farmers and maverick scientists who are building a path to soil health and farmer wealth with hooves, heart and soil. Watch now at rootssodeep.org Or, if you're keen to kick off a soil carbon project of your own, give us a call - 1800 97 87 24.
CarbonLink™
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Gladstone, Queensland 3,056 followers
We're making good ground™
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Your partner in profitable regenerative agriculture. We offer landholders the expertise, confidence, and support needed to generate income from carbon farming. The leader in end-to-end soil carbon services, CarbonLink combines advanced measurement technology with best-in-class project management.Our clients have generated 92% of all Australian Carbon Credit Units issued to date for soil carbon farming. Talk to us today.
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- 11-50 employees
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- Gladstone, Queensland
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- 2007
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- agriculture, agtech, soil carbon, regenerative agriculture, sustainable agriculture, carbon farming, carbon projects, and soil science
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📸 'Roots so Deep (You Can See The Devil Down There)' - Moura screening @ The Coal N’ Cattle Hotel Motel and 'Kinma' farm. Thanks to everyone who joined us! -- 🌍🐄 Roots So Deep is now available to stream worldwide! This isn’t just another farm story—it’s about the science, humans finding common ground, and the real-world impact of regenerative agriculture. It's sparking conversations worldwide about inventive farmers and maverick scientists who are building a path to soil health and farmer wealth with hooves, heart and soil. Watch now at rootssodeep.org Or, if you're keen to kick off a soil carbon project of your own, give us a call - 1800 97 87 24.
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📸 'Roots so Deep (You Can See The Devil Down There)' - Melbourne screening @ ACMI. Thanks to everyone who joined us! -- 🌍🐄 Roots So Deep is now available to stream worldwide! This isn’t just another farm story—it’s about the science, humans finding common ground, and the real-world impact of regenerative agriculture. It's sparking conversations worldwide about inventive farmers and maverick scientists who are building a path to soil health and farmer wealth with hooves, heart and soil. Watch now at rootssodeep.org Or, if you're keen to kick off a soil carbon project of your own, give us a call - 1800 97 87 24.
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🚜 That’s a Wrap! Thank You! 🌱 The very first 'Roots So Deep' Australian tour has officially come to a close, and what an incredible journey it’s been! From Melbourne to Moura to Brisbane, we explored the power of regenerative agriculture, the science behind soil health, as well as the benefits for both climate change AND the bottom line. The conversations facilitated by Peter Byck, Dr. Terry McCosker OAM, and our amazing moderators - Jade Miles, Jo Sheppard and Zoe Maskell - helped lay the groundwork for what’s next: 🐄 How do we scale regenerative grazing in Australia? 👩🌾 How can policy and industry support farmers making the shift? 🛍️ What role do consumers, businesses, and investors play in shaping a more sustainable farming future? A huge THANK YOU to everyone who attended, asked questions, and joined the discussion. Your engagement proves that the future of farming is regenerative, collaborative, and grounded in science. Let’s keep the momentum going! Stay connected, keep the conversations alive, and continue building a resilient agricultural future together. 💬 What’s your biggest takeaway from the tour? Drop it in the comments! -- An additional thank you to: RCS Australia, AgriFutures Australia, AgriFutures evokeAG, Queensland Farmers' Federation, Brisbane Economic Development Agency, State Library of Queensland, ACMI, Carbon Cowboys, Burnett Mary Regional Group, Sustainable Table as well as the CarbonLink team, and our wonderful clients Amy & Rich for hosting us at Kinma for a farm visit. -- #RootsSoDeep #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth 🌿
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A great insight from Sam Bartels after attending our 'Roots so Deep' screening in Brisbane: "In some cases the improvements documented were truly eye watering, both for what has been done and for what could, but isn’t."
It's been a week since my interstate ag event tiki tour came to a close. Over the past few weeks I had the privilege of attending AgriFutures evokeAG, Grow Festival, a Carbon Cowboys Roots so Deep screening, and part of the Berry Quest 2025 conference. As I left Berry Quest last week, my head was as full of ideas as my handbag was of free raspberry punnets (I am shameless). It’s taken a week for the dust to settle, I’m still synthesising, but here is an initial musing: To move towards an agriculture that creates sustained profit for people and the planet - we need more points of connection and understanding between technologists and agroecologists. My excitement about how technology can enable and support the transition of our food system to one that can not only cope with the increasing pressures of a changing climate, but simultaneously act as a powerful tool in a box of solutions, far outweigh my concerns about the potential negatives that stem from an increasing dependence on technology in food and agriculture. Companies like Agronomeye, FarmLab, and Beanstalk AgTech Drought Resilience Pitch Day winner resonAg Pty Ltd are the embodiment of what's possible when you use technology to unlock a harmony of insights, efficiencies, and visibility that create tangible benefit for land managers, banks, insurers, and ultimately, the eaters and wearers. However, at large, a disconnect persists. On the Thursday morning at AgriFutures evokeAG I sat across from someone who told me “Man’s worst invention was the cow”, and lamented how all our milk had yet to be replaced with manufactured lactoferrin. Later that night, at an EvokeAg and CarbonLink™ side event, I watched and listened as Peter Byck, supported by a team of scientists, conservationists, and farmers, eloquently outlined the multifaceted, proven benefits of AMP grazing in, Roots so Deep. A low-tech solution that could be applied across 3.5 billion hectares of land, to deliver improvements in profitability, productivity, biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and landscape hydrological function. In some cases the improvements documented were truly eye watering, both for what has been done and for what could, but isn’t. There are a multitude of reasons as to why, labour to move cattle being a significant hurdle. This particular issue provides another great example of where tech can be used to unlock a solution that simultaneously supports nature and farming efficiencies through virtual fencing Halter. I then found myself thinking back to Grounded and smiled at the thought of the conversation that would transpire between Dan Kittredge, Stacey Curcio, and my new inner-city laboratory lactoferrin-loving acquaintance. None of us are immune to the disadvantages of our echo chambers. We need much more connectivity between the sage wisdom of land managers, ecologists, and First Nations people and the enthusiasm, speed, and capital of technologists and investors. More to come
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🎥 FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT in Brisbane! Don’t Miss Roots So Deep 🌱 Be part of the first-ever Australian tour of 'Roots So Deep (You Can See the Devil Down There)' tonight! Whether you're a farmer, agribusiness leader, policymaker, or just curious about the future of food and farming, this event is for you. 📍Where: State Library of Queensland, or, online from anywhere in Australia. ⏰ When: Wednesday, Feb 19, 2025 | 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM. 🎟️ Register: https://lnkd.in/e8WMdq_y This groundbreaking documentary dives into how farmers, scientists, and industry leaders are using regenerative grazing to drive real change in soil health, carbon storage, and sustainable agriculture. Ultimately, the documentary is about the process and difficulty of letting go of old ideas and embracing, or maybe just considering, new ones. 🎤 Live Q&A with filmmaker Peter Byck + Dr Terry McCosker OAM, facilitated by Jo Sheppard. 💡 Explore practical, science-backed solutions shaping the future of farming. This is the last stop on Peter Byck's first ever tour of Australia with his documentary, and it's one not to be missed. Book now, or tickets on the door. #RootsSoDeep #BrisbaneEvent #RegenerativeAgriculture #CarbonFarming #SoilHealth #Farming | Carbon Cowboys AgriFutures Australia AgriFutures evokeAG Brisbane Economic Development Agency RCS Australia Queensland Farmers' Federation
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Don't miss the final screening of 'Roots so Deep' on it's Australian premiere tour - Brisbane, this Wednesday 19 Feb at State Library of Queensland. Get your tickets now: https://lnkd.in/e8WMdq_y Meet Jo Sheppard, our MC for the night event: Jo Sheppard is a strong advocate for the agricultural sector. Originally from a sheep and cattle property near Cunnamulla, she has a special place in her heart for regional and remote Queensland. She has worked across a number of industries from agriculture, small business and local government to education, communications and the NFP sector, developing skills in both public and private sectors. Jo previously operated her own business for 10 years delivering Vocational Education and Training to the agricultural industry partnering with RTO’s across Queensland and NSW. Also formerly an elected councillor for 12 years including Mayor for 4 years with the Paroo Shire Council, Jo has a sound understanding of regional and remote Queensland and extensive experience in economic development and advocacy. Other roles included CEO, Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce and Director – Stakeholder Engagement, University of Southern Queensland. Jo is now CEO, Queensland Farmers' Federation. She holds a Bachelor of Business (University of Sydney), a Diploma in Executive Leadership (Oxford University), Certificate in Sustainable Investing (Harvard Business School), is an Australian Institute of Company Directors graduate. Previous board and advisory roles include Commissioner with the Queensland Local Government Grants Commission, Director with Sunwater and Chair of Eco-Markets Australia. Jo is currently a director on the Queensland Energy System Advisory Board and a director with the Clean Energy Regulator. #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Sustainability #Farming AgriFutures Australia AgriFutures evokeAG Brisbane Economic Development Agency
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We've kicked off our screening of 'Roots so Deep (You Can See The Devil Down There)' in Moura! 🐄 🌿 The idea of these events is to bring farmers, scientists and business people together to build a resilient, sustainable agricultural system for current and future generations... and to do it with hooves, heart and soil. -- One event to go! If you missed out on Melbourne & Moura, join us in Brisbane as part of the AgriFutures evokeAG program of events - come down to the State Library of Queensland on Wed 19th Feb @ 5.30PM, or register for the online livestream to participate from anywhere in Australia. 🎟️ Tickets: https://lnkd.in/e8WMdq_y -- Supported by our friends at RCS Australia 🤝 | Carbon Cowboys #RootsSoDeep #farming #regenerativeagriculture #soil #soilhealth
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Congratulations to valued CarbonLink clients Bonnie Doone Beef on their nomination for the Australian Farmer of the Year Awards, in the innovation category. The awards celebrate significant contributions to agriculture. Well deserved 👏
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We're still on a high after our Melbourne screening of 'Roots so Deep'! What a night! Two screenings to go. Will we see you in Moura, Queensland this Sunday 16th Feb? We'll watch the documentary, have lunch and then head out on a farm visit to see firsthand how different principles can be applied in practice. Get your tickets here, if you haven't already: https://lnkd.in/gVKRkjYD Our very own Delivery Manager, Zoe Maskell, will MC the screening and host the farm visit. Zoe oversees our team of project managers, ensuring compliance with the Soil Carbon Method and managing the reporting requirements for the company’s project portfolio. With a Bachelor of Science in Geology and a Graduate Certificate in Environmental Management (Mining), Zoe brings extensive experience in mining rehabilitation, environmental compliance, and contaminated land assessment. She has led soil sampling programs, environmental approvals, and offsets reporting, contributing to the issuance of Australia's first soil carbon ACCUs. Zoe's expertise ensures accurate data collection, strong client relationships, and successful project delivery. Come and chat to Zoe about your soil health. She is the perfect guide to connect the dots between scientific research, and on-the-ground farming practices. #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Sustainability #Farming
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