Stocktake

Helping Tasmania’s beef producers build confidence in carbon accounting

Stocktake is supporting Tasmania’s beef farmers to optimise their farm management data, maintain their sustainability credentials, and keep pace with evolving supply chain requirements.

What Stocktake is all about:

Climate-related disclosures are now mandatory for large Australian businesses. Alongside their annual financial reports, climate-related risks and opportunities must also be included, and this is flowing through supply chains to primary producers. Carbon emissions form part of these disclosures, so getting ahead of carbon accounting now will help Tasmanian beef producers stay competitive as these requirements continue to filter down.

Stocktake is developing practical tools and resources to help the Tasmanian beef sector build confidence and capability in carbon accounting. Through the project, producers can expect to build a better understanding of environmental disclosure requirements and carbon emissions assessments, and grow the confidence to engage with them in ways that support more efficient, strategic decisions on-farm.

The project will also highlight the value of good data capture for climate preparedness and long-term business resilience, and show how "carbon readiness" can improve the way producers use livestock and accounting software.

Get involved

We're currently recruiting Tasmanian beef producers to take part in a FY27 emissions assessment and case study/demonstration as part of the project.

Interested? Contact info@westpine.com.au

Stocktake is supported by the Tasmanian Beef Industry (Research and Development) Trust.

Delivered by West Pine, the project commenced in January and is running until June 2028