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Driving positive impact

Gary Wyatt, Corporate Carbon managing director and Paniri Agricultural Co chairman says:

“As a company that’s been engaged in the carbon farming industry from the very start, we’ve combined this experience with the best in agribusiness, creating a unique opportunity for us to drive positive impact at scale with Paniri Agricultural Co.

“It’s our view that agriculture and the environment can exist in balance. Where our approach will reduce emissions while improving agricultural production and promote sustainability by increasing biodiversity and improving the soil, pastures, natural vegetation and ecosystems.

“In taking the approach to blend the methodologies of our carbon projects with agriculture, it’s our aim to contribute positively to the challenges facing the ag sector, in particular the cattle industry and its environmental footprint.

“It’s an important challenge – and we don’t have all the answers – but believe the co-benefits of the dual activities could help secure the future of agriculture and set us up to become a leading natural asset manager.“

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