THE new frontier of Australia’s carbon market is likely to be tested following the decision to market two extensive Northern Territory grazing properties with significant approved carbon projects.
After being sold in September 2022 in a separate land and cattle deal worth a combined $175 million (on a walk-in walk-out basis involving around 50,000 head of Brahman cattle), Maryfield Station and Limbunya Station have unexpectedly returned to the market through LAWD.
Back then, Sam Mitchell from Sydney-based Wealthcheck purchased…
