Welcome to the Activity update for the months of April and May 2024 for the NSWCGA.
Links to the correspondence journals for April and May are below itemising the flow of correspondence through this office for NSWCGA.
Here is a brief update of the correspondence.
DPI wrote outlining their position on the MEMS Option report.
Various communications with Shane Causley regarding his contacts in USA selling carbon credits.
Peter Rose forwarded an email from Uriah Makings (CVC) which included responses from Janelle Saffin, Richie Williamson and DCCEEW on the MEMS Options report.
Various communications to and from Sandra Hawkin around request to take insurance issues to NSWFF.
Requests sent to speakers for the AGM
Mick O’Connor sent information on the Acid Sulfate Soil Receival and Treatment discussion paper.
Melissa Bowman sent an update on revised service delivery model DPI Flood recovery Support Service.
Lelia Kamphorst sent an Invitation to Roadshow events and Update for North Coast LLS Ag Advisory Members
Kerryanne Mackay was requested to review of fine print and ruling for primary producer conditional registration. Is a very grey area.
Australian Business Industrial advised us of the termination of membership due to our cancellation of the Business NSW subscription.
DPI sent an Invitation to a Blue carbon demonstration at Duck Creek. Rick Beatie attended.
NSWFF & DPI sent an invite to an Information session around Carbon sequestration and credits. VJ Honey attended.
Numerous administration emails were sent and received.
A teams meeting was held with Agricultural Innovations Australia R Farlow, G Pye and M O’Connor attended. The Know & Show Your Carbon Footprint initiative will see the development of an easy to access cross-commodity program that will help growers to have a better understanding of baseline carbon emissions and residual footprint for their entire enterprise.