Johnstone Nitrogen Use Efficiency Project #2
Wet Tropics
Verification
Verified · RSM · 21 August 2025
Credits available
6,082
The story
What is happening here
The Johnstone Nitrogen Use Efficiency Project #2 is located on a sugarcane farming enterprise within the Johnstone River Catchment, which drains to the Great Barrier Reef. This Reef Credit Project has been developed in a partnership between GreenCollar and the land manager. The Project generates Reef Credits under the Method for Accounting Reduction in Nutrient Runoff through Managed Fertiliser Application Version 1.1. through (but not limited to) the following project activities: – Efficient nitrogen fertiliser application – Maintenance of green cane trash blanket including as fallow cover on final ratoon. – All machines and implements including harvesters and haul outs will operate on the same wheel spacings. – At least 60% of the block un-trafficked by machinery – Maintain row widths at 1.8-2.0m – Plant sugarcane fallow land to legumes or alternate crops when the opportunity arises – Zonal tillage only, with no more than 60% of the area cultivated for cane
Outcome numbers
What this project has produced
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13,754
Credits issued
Verified credits issued to date.
Eco-Markets Registry
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292
Hectares
Registered project area
Eco-Markets Registry
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13
Tonnes of DIN removed
Dissolved inorganic nitrogen kept out of the Reef, verified to date.
Multiple verification reports 2021-2025
The Chain
Where this credit comes from
Pulled from this project’s own record. Every step is a live link — the provenance, walked.
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Reef Credit Standard
The standard. Outcome: Water.
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Managed Fertiliser Application v1.1
The methodology version this outcome was produced under.
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Reef Credits
The credit type this project issues.
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Credit
The verified unit itself. Held immutably in the Credit Registry, never on this website.
Who’s involved
Terra Carbon Pty Ltd (GreenCollar)
RSM
Documents
The rules behind this project
Related
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Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,233 credits available