In a world where we need to produce food and fibre more sustainably while protecting natural resources, New Agriculture believes that investment in sustainable agriculture is a critical way to address these challenges.
We believe that improving agricultural land management and optimising landscapes for multiple uses is central to the transition to a sustainable future.
This presents a huge opportunity in Australia, where agricultural land consists of over 380 million hectares, with approximately 5% of this land unused and considered unproductive*.
By applying our sustainable landscape approach and using the latest technology, we can improve the land and farming practices with the aim to enhance productivity, generate improved yields, diversify revenue streams, and enhance underlying asset values.
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*Australian Bureau of Statistics Data
Landowners that can optimise land use based on changing market forces for agriculture, timber and carbon markets, have the potential to produce superior returns.
David Shelton, Managing Director, Australia and New Zealand, New Forests
