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Matthew Warnken

Matthew Warnken

AgriProve

Founder and Managing Director

Matthew Warnken, BA/BSc, MRes(Eng), MBA(Ent), is a pioneering entrepreneur leading AgriProve’s mission to commercialise soil as a climate solution.

AgriProve integrates satellite and proximally data with in-field soil sampling collection and digital analysis to produce novel Soil Organic Carbon models for enhanced measurement and management. AgriProve’s approach has gained widespread recognition, being the first to receive Australian soil carbon credits (ACCUs) under the Emission Reduction Fund in 2019 and the first to receive digital soil carbon model enabled ACCUs in 2023.

Matthew’s innovative efforts in developing climate solutions has been recognised with Agriprove winning the 2024 AFR Sustainability Leaders Award for Agriculture and Environment, the 2022 Financial Review BOSS Most Innovative Companies Best Service Innovation and Most Innovative Company Agriculture, Mining, and Utilities Sector and has also been recognised as one of Australia’s ‘Top 100 Green Power Players’ 2022. Matthew’s commitment to sustainability and data-driven insights highlight the potential to decarbonise the global agricultural sector through recarbonising soils.

Tags for Tonnes collaboration bridges gap between grazing and soil carbon outcomes

In February 2024 David Smith and I announced a collaboration aimed at helping producers manage their grazing enterprise to build soil carbon. David is Co-Founder and CEO of Queensland-based Ceres Tag – pioneer of the world's first direct-to-satellite animal monitoring platform. And I am the Founder and MD of AgriProve, Australia’s largest soiltech carbon developer. 
We call it ‘Tags for Tonnes’ – and since launch, early adopters have provided feedback on the insights they’ve gathered, from mustering efficiency and stock theft reporting, to informed grazing rotations for land utilisation.  

Insights
2 Sep 2024