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The webinar explored Australian farmers sustainability credentials and the importance of these for export markets.

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Farmers for Climate Action facilitated a webinar on "The Future of On-Farm Power with Innovative Battery Solutions" on 22 February 2024

This webinar featured two distinguished guest speakers who are experts in the field. These industry leaders will share their insights, experiences, and the latest advancements in on-farm power solutions, shedding light on the transformative potential of innovative battery technologies.

Our event will go beyond the presentations, offering you a chance to engage directly with our guest speakers and fellow participants through a dedicated Q&A section.

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Showcasing Australian farmers’ climate leadership and calls to action at COP28 in the UAE - this film was showcased at the Australia Pavilion during the climate conference in December 2023.

On this global stage, we are showing the world that Aussie farmers like Jody, Kylie, Peter and Caitlin are leading the way in adopting climate solutions in our farm businesses. We are also saying loudly and clearly that we need strong economy-wide climate policies to protect our farming future.

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Methane and Global Warming Potential (GWP): What’s the latest and why it matters to the livestock industry.

As Australia marks the one-year anniversary of signing the Global Methane Pledge we explore the industry’s increasing focus on Global Warming Potential (GWP) reporting metrics.

GWP* and GWP100 – what do they actually mean? Why is industry looking at a dual reporting metric for methane emissions and how would it impact agriculture policy? Join us for an in-depth conversation with: Professor of Sustainable Agriculture, Richard Eckard, from the University of Melbourne and Director of the Primary Industries Climate Challenges Centre, and
Professor Mark Howden, Director of the Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions at the Australian National University and Vice Chair of the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

In this webinar we discuss all things methane, metrics, the state of play for Australian methane levels, how much we need to reduce them by, and by when – with plenty of time for Q+As.

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