Grazing property carbon budget in Central Queensland: Avocet

<p>"The<strong> </strong>information in this report is presented in two sections. The first section provides a general overview of carbon credits and carbon trading. Information has been gathered</p> <p>from twoThe government publications, Growing trees as greenhouse sinks. An overview for landholders (The Australian Greenhouse Office) and Carbon credits from forestry: questions and answers for rural landholders (Queensland Government). The second section outlines details of the carbon budget estimated for “Avocet”, a cattle property near Emerald in Central Queensland. It was estimated that approximately 561708 tonnes of carbon are stored on the property in the soil (70.5%), trees (28.5%) and pasture grasses (0.9%)" -- Introduction</p>