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Tag: carbon credits

Bill Blackie, chief executive of business and commercial banking at Standard Bank Group, and Michael Lilje, CEO and founder of Orizon Agriculture, announce a new partnership aimed at enabling South African farmers to turn regenerative farming practices into verified carbon credits and additional income opportunities. Photo: Supplied/Standard Bank
News

Standard Bank, Orizon launch first bank-backed carbon crop programme

by Ivor Price
16th May 2026
Carbon credits: How to measure, monetise, and manage your risk
Farmer's Inside Track

Carbon credits: How to measure, monetise, and manage your risk

by Patricia Tembo
13th January 2026
As carbon markets begin to take shape in South Africa, carbon credit programmes are emerging as a practical support mechanism that enables farmers to adopt improved practices, build soil carbon, manage climate risk and unlock long-term value for both their businesses and the environment. Photo: Pexels
Farmer's Inside Track

Carbon credits 101: A guide to regenerative farming & income

by Patricia Tembo
6th January 2026
Farmers unlock carbon credit income with new UPL programme
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Farmers unlock carbon credit income with new UPL programme

by Patricia Tembo
20th November 2025
Pieter van Niekerk, the principal sales manager for AgriCarbon at Anthesis, speaks at Food For Mzansi’s Emergency Summit on Climate Change and Agriculture. He highlighted the potential of carbon credits for South African farmers. Photo: Food For Mzansi
Climate Change

Carbon credits can unlock new income streams for farmers

by Ivor Price
28th October 2024
Climate change: Train smallholder farmers for a greener future
Climate Change

Climate change: Train smallholder farmers for a greener future

by Hamond Motsi
25th September 2023
Gray Maguire from Carbon Neutral Group South Africa. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Climate Change

Podcast: Level up your farm with carbon credits

by Vateka Halile
7th August 2022
Carbon credits: How farmers can reap the rewards
Climate Change

Carbon credits: How farmers can reap the rewards

by Nicole Ludolph
5th July 2022
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Farmers rethink water use as shortages threaten food production
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Farmers rethink water use as shortages threaten food production

by Vateka Halile
5th September 2026

What happens when the taps run dry? Farmers know the answer all too well. Experts and farmers at the Water...

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Gauteng farmers urged to harness massive urban market

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