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Access to Carbon Forestry Projects now expanded Tasmania-wide — News

Access to Carbon Forestry Projects now expanded Tasmania-wide

26 October 2023

A carbon-forestry initiative in the north of state has now expanded Tasmania-wide. Branded ActivAcre, the program offers farmers and landowners an opportunity to earn a reliable, consistent income by leasing land for tree plantations and future…

Sarah and Tom Clarke are planting trees and improving their farmland to benefit future generations — News

Sarah and Tom Clarke are planting trees and improving their farmland to benefit future generations

27 August 2023

Sarah and Tom Clarke own and operate two farms, one in Ellendale and their larger farm, The Back Run, in Westerway. Living in Westerway with their young family, the Clarkes farms are home to sheep, cattle and brassica seed crops. Having already seen…

Invitation: Future proof your farm forum — News

Invitation: Future proof your farm forum

28 June 2023

The farmer and the forester forum with guest speakers and acclaimed farm foresters, Rowan Reid and Andrew Stewart.

Midway: Carbon Project Agreement offering — News

Midway: Carbon Project Agreement offering

27 June 2023

A guide to carbon sequestration and credit opportunity for Tasmanian landholders.

Farm Forestry Carbon tool launch — News

Farm Forestry Carbon tool launch

10 May 2023

A new tool to help landowners within minutes find out an indicative estimate of their carbon impact and the potential tree offset opportunities was launched at Agfest.

New Farm Forestry Carbon Tool available for testing — News

New Farm Forestry Carbon Tool available for testing

30 January 2023

A new tool is now available for beta testing by Tasmanian farmers. The Farm Forestry Carbon Tool is designed for landowners to find out within just minutes an indicative estimate of their carbon impact and the potential tree offset opportunities.…

What the October Federal Budget means for forestry — News

What the October Federal Budget means for forestry

26 October 2022

A glance at the 2022 federal budget shows investment in forestry including areas of research, planting incentives, training, hub extension, supply and demand.

Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture work placement — News

Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture work placement

06 October 2022

PFT was approached by the Teaching Program of the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture to provide an Agribusiness Placement for a student, Chas Hughes and his registered assistance dog Lip, who was keen on trees on farms and would value the…

Media Release: ActivAcre program heralds a new era in Tasmanian agroforestry — News

Media Release: ActivAcre program heralds a new era in Tasmanian agroforestry

06 July 2022

A first-of-its-kind Tasmanian program incentivising Northern Tasmanian farmers to grow trees has been launched. The ActivAcre Program sees farmers lease part of their less productive land in return for a reliable, annual income. In addition to…

The Back Run, Integrated Farm Forestry Demonstration Site progress — News

The Back Run, Integrated Farm Forestry Demonstration Site progress

22 June 2022

Private Forests Tasmania hosted a small field day for board members and invited stakeholders at the property of Tom and Sarah Clark, the Back Run in June. The Back Run is one of PFT’s seven successful recipients of our round 1 Integrated Farm…

National Carbon Farming Conference, Albury — News

National Carbon Farming Conference, Albury

09 June 2022

PFT Operations team members attended the 10th National Carbon Farming Conference and Expo, Albury, 23-26 May 2022 covering major topics and themes such as the farm of the future; domestic and international climate policy settings and mechanisms;…

More trees to help protect the land for future generations — News

More trees to help protect the land for future generations

28 April 2022

Planting more trees helps to protect the land for future generations and the Tasmanian Government congratulates eight landowners who will receive grants to integrate 329 hectares of trees on their land. The Tasmanian Government, with assistance from…

Revised method to help farmers, growers — News

Revised method to help farmers, growers

21 January 2022

The revised plantation forestry method will give the forestry industry more opportunities to earn revenue through projects.

PFT welcomes $500,000 funding from federal government to assist farm forestry — News

PFT welcomes $500,000 funding from federal government to assist farm forestry

16 December 2021

Private Forests Tasmania has welcomed $500,000 funding from the federal government to assist and support farm forestry projects and communications.

Family planting trees and improving their farmland to benefit future generations — News

Family planting trees and improving their farmland to benefit future generations

23 November 2021

Having already seen the benefits of planting trees at Westerway, Tom and Sarah Clark are excited by the opportunity to plant additional pines and leave their farms in the best possible condition for future generations to come.

Economic return on strategically planting trees on farms is obvious — News

Economic return on strategically planting trees on farms is obvious

03 November 2021

Greenhythe, part of the Angus Stud, Landfall, started to invest in trees in a commercial capacity in the late 1990s.

How planting trees on Fulham Farm will benefit future generations to come — News

How planting trees on Fulham Farm will benefit future generations to come

25 October 2021

Fulham, a 3000-acre grazing farm on the Southeast Coast of Dunalley, has been owned and operated by the Gray family since 1926. Father and son farmers, Sandy and Tom Gray, have both lived the majority of their lives on the farm, with Tom and his…

Lambs, generations to benefit from trees — News

Lambs, generations to benefit from trees

20 October 2021

Trees have been integrated into this Evandale farm for the past 70 years, and the impacts shelterbelts are having on lamb survivability is noticeable.

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