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YOUR FARM,
YOUR WAY

44%

of Queensland's cane land is
accredited in Smartcane BMP

Smartcane BMP is about
celebrating the way you farm

Since 2014, Smartcane BMP has been working with cane farmers across Queensland to record and verify their practice improvements. This has helped set the record straight and secure growers’ reputation as stewards of the land. 

Three core modules enable growers to be  accredited in
  • soil health and nutrients
  • irrigation and drainage
  • weeds, pests and diseases  

Accreditation in these modules remains the gold standard for Smartcane BMP. Through a network of dedicated district facilitators Smartcane BMP continues to focus on
supporting growers to collect and collate farm records and other required evidence to achieve accreditation

Becoming
accredited in
the three core
modules is still
the gold standard
for Smartcane
BMP.

Accreditation Pathway

1. Registration

Yet to register? Click on the  register  button or contact your local Smartcane BMP Facilitator for support.

2. Self Assessment

Benchmark your on-farm practices against industry best practice. Click on the "Register and Self Assess your Farm" button to complete the modules' self assessment or contact your local Smartcane BMP Facilitator.

The minimum requirement for accreditation is  modules 1-3.

3. Pre-audit

Ready to move towards accreditation? Work with your Smartcane BMP facilitator to collate relevant documents and supporting evidence for a pre-audit check.

4. Audit

Your pre-audit demonstrates that you meet all industry standards, what's next? An on farm audit will be conducted by a third-party auditor. The auditor will assess your practices and evidence provided against the Smartcane BMP industry standards.

5. Accredited

Accreditation lasts for 5 years with a short annual review to ensure the database remains current. Accreditation is recognized as compliant with Reef regulations and sets the record straight that the sugar cane industry is a proactive industry.

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