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Significant water entitlements are on the table in the sale of Winlaton Farms – but GoFarm is more than happy to hold onto them as Australia’s buyback scheme may affect water values.
Lazy flowing waters of Darling river in Wilcannia town of Australian outback on a sunny summer day.
New South Wales minister for the environment Penny Sharpe says the state wants to create transparent and efficient biodiversity markets to attract capital.
Sorghum
The British company specializes in helping food businesses measure and reduce the environmental impact of their products.
A vineyard with grapes hanging down
With warm-climate wine on a downward spiral, GoFarm is pressing ahead with its strategy of redeveloping vineyards for horticultural use.
Net zero and carbon neutral concept.
Rural Bank’s latest agricultural outlook report finds that emissions will be a key focus for Australian farmers, while elevated freight costs will have a mixed impact on exports.
Sustainability growth ESG
Firms and pensions with more than A$5bn in AUM must report on their exposure to climate-related risks and opportunities from 2025.
Farm robotics
While fundraising has been slow, Mandalay managing partner Mark Gustowski says deal flow is strong as the firm prepares to make its sixth investment from Fund I.
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation has introduced a framework to standardize climate reporting metrics, aiding investors like CDPQ in evaluating sustainable agriculture and forestry investments.
Smart agriculture with modern technology for sustainable practices. Rice farm. Smart farming concept. Sustainable agriculture. Precision agriculture. Climate monitoring. Farm management system.
The Australian climate and agtech-focused venture capital firm has downgraded the target of its second fund from A$70m to A$50m amid trying market conditions, although momentum may be picking up.
A field of cotton crops under a blue sky
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is concerned that Olam Agri’s proposed takeover of Namoi Cotton could mean higher prices for cotton growers due to reduced competition among ginners.
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