A grazing operation near Uralla, Australia, has secured over 5,000 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by increasing soil organic carbon. The project involved transitioning a 350 hectare property to biological farming, replacing synthetic fertilizers with organic compost and expanding paddock subdivisions to manage grazing more effectively. Beyond the financial gain from carbon credits, the farmer reported improved drought resilience and higher stocking rates. The project demonstrates the practical link between soil health, agricultural productivity, and the formal carbon market.
