Australia's climate future grows on farms

A landmark pilot project aimed at transforming on-farm sustainability reporting and supply chain traceability in the Australian beef industry has been launched by SEAOAK Consulting, in collaboration with a consortium of leading ag-tech innovators, producers, and industry bodies. The pilot will trial a scalable, digital sustainability reporting framework designed to help beef producers track, verify, and share their on-farm environmental credentials across the supply chain.

At SEAOAK, we’re privileged to work alongside farmers who meet uncertainty and adversity with pragmatism, honesty, and resilience. Recently, we spoke with Sarah Crosthwaite from The Hermitage Dairy about what it's been like managing the farm through an exceptionally dry season

Many Australian farmers are hurting. The ongoing drought gripping large parts of the country has left a visible mark on the landscape and...

As climate-related risks intensify, Australia must embrace innovative solutions and policy frameworks that accelerate progress towards our national decarbonisation targets—while simultaneously incentivising businesses, landholders, and communities to become active partners in the solution.

SEAOAK Consulting was recently featured in the International renewable energy PV Magazine. The article discusses the 10-year partnership between SEAOAK and the prospective Agrisolar CRC.

SEAOAK Consulting is proud to announce a new 10-year partnership with the prospective Agrisolar Cooperative Research Centre (CRC)

SEAOAK and Informed 365 announce strategic partnership

Talk about a man with an important mission! Samuel McLennan from  Project Interrupt recently built a raft entirely from Tasmanian waste...

Among the many issues facing women, domestic violence remains one of the most prevalent. I am a survivor of childhood family violence.

By 2050, Australia could face an annual economic loss equivalent to a 1.43% decline in national income

we believe there are alternative nature-based solutions that farmers and industry should continue to explore and trial for methane reduction

An insightful overview of how businesses can identify, manage and mitigate modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains

A wrap-up of the key themes and topics from the Australian Women in Agriculture Conference. Albury NSW 24-26 September.

New legislation for mandatory climate reporting in Australia and what this means for your business or farm.

Eleven practical opportunities for farmers to become climate stewards and play an active role in local climate mitigation and adaptation

Insights from the Private Land Conservation Forum for Landholders - Albury NSW, 29/08/2024