We provide practical help to farmers in developing countries to improve community wellbeing, health and welfare of their animals and reduce methane emissions.
Up to 40% reduction in cattle methane emissions
Increased milk production in Laos
In line with world food security concerns, we believe that we can help increase beef and milk production while reducing methane in line with Paris Agreement 2.1(b) Increasing the ability to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change and foster climate resilience and low greenhouse gas emissions development, in a manner that does not threaten food production.
Responsible organisations can purchase AgCoTech SDG*/carbon offsets to reduce their carbon emission footprint while also addressing their environmental, social and governance commitments (ESG).
The income generated by purchasing AgCoTech SDG/carbon offsets allows our medicated Blocks to be delivered for FREE to small holder farmer families in developing nations.
*United Nations Social Development Goals
Our vision
Have 13 million healthy cattle significantly reducing their methane output.
Ensuring 3 million small holder farmers, their cattle and communities thrive
Provide corporations with AgCoTech Verified SDG/carbon credits offsetting 8 million tonnes of carbon emissions and making real social impact
Bennett Philp – First Net Zero Law firm in Australia
"AgCoTech's approach is unique - with a focus not only on reducing emissions, but also positively impacting the social and economic circumstances of Laotian farmers, and improving animal welfare. There must be real and meaningful action to preserve this planet, and our partnership with AgCoTech will allow us to contribute." - Bennett & Philp Lawyers
Bennet Philp 119tn CO2e footprint fully offset
Laotian farmers received 250 BlocksTM FREE of charge
Buffalo herds now produces 200tn less CO2e
Milk production has improved by 30%
Laos Buffalo Dairy
“Laos Buffalo Dairy is where it all started! We wanted to improve our herds production. Working with AgCoTech, the Australian and Laos governments, Sydney University and local Laos Universities we achieved major shifts in our animal's health, welfare and milk output. This has led to a locally led extension program educating farmers and communities incorporating the AgCoTech BlockTM which is available for free.”
- Susie Martin, Laos Buffalo Dairy
MDH Pastoral – An Australian Story
MDH Pty Ltd is one of Australia's largest beef cattle operations, unique in the fact that the company is both family owned and operated. The McDonald family represents seven generations of beef producers and 190 years of experience in Australian agriculture. 12 With a wide geographical spread of country in Australia's vast Queensland outback, MDH Pty Ltd runs 150,000 head of cattle across 14 properties, encompassing an irrigated farm and the company owned "Wallumba" feedlot on the Western Darling Downs.
Since 2019, MDH, AgCoTech Australia, and Ternes Scientific have conducted a project that was designed to reduce methane emissions from beef cattle. The project focussed on new feed supplementation systems. MDH and AgCoTech are continuing the development of feed supplements that can be used in future livestock methane direct abatement methodologies, thereby benefiting the Australian beef industry. We are proactively supporting the Livestock Emissions Carbon Farming Working Group towards a feed supplement/additive methodology.
- Julie McDonald, MDH Pastoral (part of Australian Livestock Emissions Carbon Framing Working Group)
Reduction in Methane Emission Intensity
% Uplift in weaning
Partnered with
"We have a received some blocks from the project and now our cattle look healthier and grow faster. Before the emission control blocks it was difficult to bring the cattle home at night, today they return home more easily because they know the emission control blocks are waiting for them."
- Mr. Lae, Farmer from Nongchong Village
"AgCoTech's approach is unique - with a focus not only on reducing emissions, but also positively impacting the social and economic circumstances of Laotian farmers, and improving animal welfare. There must be real and meaningful action to preserve this planet, and our partnership with AgCoTech will allow us to contribute."
- Lance Pollard, Managing Partner, Bennett & Philp Lawyers
"Rural Aid is proud to offer our primary producers a range of tools to help them get out of a tight spot. Lick blocks are now a part of a Rural Aid toolkit that also contains financial assistance, hay deliveries, counselling sessions, water tanks and water deliveries. In addition to the traditional benefits associated with supplement feeding, these AgCoTech lick blocks have the added advantage of reducing methane emissions from grazing livestock."
- John Warlters, CEO, Rural Aid
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