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NGA-aligned methodology
Australian National Greenhouse Accounts methods, not a generic corporate calculator.
Emissions accounting
Agricultural emissions, accounted the way Australian finance expects
Agtuary emissions accounting aligns Australian farm and portfolio inventories to NGA methods, with Scope 1, 2 and 3 treatment and documented assumptions beside every total.
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The reporting gap
A spreadsheet of emission factors is not a file a bank can keep
Supply chains, lenders and boards ask for agricultural emissions. They also ask how the number was built. If the method is not on the page, the number does not survive the next review.
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Every advisor uses a different workbook
Livestock, fertiliser, fuel and land use get treated differently across a portfolio. Totals cannot be compared.
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Scope 3 is waved through
Without a documented boundary, Scope 3 either disappears or gets invented. Neither version belongs on a credit or disclosure file.
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The farm cannot reproduce the number next year
If the factors and activity data are not stored against the property, next year's report starts from zero.
What's included
NGA methods, applied to the property record
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Scope 1, 2 and 3
Treatment and boundary documented with the result, so reviewers can see what is in and what is out.
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Activity data
Livestock, fertiliser, fuel, electricity and land use captured against the property.
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Consistent factors across a book
The same emission factors on every holding in a portfolio, so totals can be compared.
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Reports for finance files
Outputs built for banks, supply chains and advisors - not a dashboard screenshot.
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Assumptions & limitations panel
Crop of the emissions report showing boundary notes and assumptions.
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Assumptions on the page
Limitations travel with the number. That is what a second reviewer actually reads.
How it works
Activity data in. An accounted total out.
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Attach activity data to the property
Livestock, fertiliser, fuel, electricity and land use sit on the same record as the map.
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Apply NGA methods
Consistent factors and a documented Scope 1, 2 and 3 boundary.
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Issue the report
Send the file to the bank, the processor, or the board with assumptions attached.
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Emissions report PDF cover
Cover or first page of a generated agricultural emissions report.
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Who uses it
When someone asks for the farm's emissions
Without Agtuary
- A different workbook for every advisor
- Scope 3 left undefined
- Factors that cannot be reproduced next year
- A total with no boundary note
With Agtuary
- NGA methods on the property record
- Scope 1, 2 and 3 with a documented boundary
- Consistent factors across the portfolio
- Assumptions sitting next to the total
Included on Professional
Agricultural emissions accounting is part of Professional, with unlimited KYE and CMA reports.
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Accounting approach
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Calculations use Australian NGA methods and include agricultural emission sources.
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Activity data can include livestock, fertiliser, fuel, electricity, and land-use related sources, with emission factors applied consistently across a portfolio.
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Scope 1, 2, and 3 treatment is documented so reports can be used in supply-chain and finance conversations, with assumptions and limitations shown.
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Portfolio aggregation lets organisations compare properties and track changes over time. An independent audit is required where external assurance is needed.
Limitations
- Emission factors and activity data quality drive the result. Incomplete farm records will produce incomplete inventories.
- Land-use and sequestration treatments depend on the method selected. State the assumptions when sharing reports externally.
“Since we've started using Agtuary to support our clients and inform our finance partners of their historical performance data, knowing their environment and understanding the comparable sales data we've seen a huge value add uplift from the paddock to the board room.”
Frequently asked questions
- Is this aligned to the National Greenhouse Accounts?
- Yes. The product uses NGA methods for agricultural greenhouse gas accounting.
- Does it cover Scope 1, 2, and 3?
- The workflow supports Scope 1, 2, and 3 treatment so you can document what is included, excluded, and estimated.