This can result in a range of benefits and opportunities by: Supporting a regionally-based innovation solution to a waste problem that generates products and inputs that can be used for the benefit of agriculture, food and fibre manufacturing, and contribute to regional economic growth and climate change goals. Every regional community generates waste products and needs innovative solutions to improve resource use efficiency and reduce reliance on external farm inputs. Delivering the capacity for community, government and industries to respond to emerging climate, water and related changes in business and planning decisions. Assist producers here and in other regions to use waste organics such as biofertilisers to improve soil health and water holding potential, reduce dependence on imported chemicals, and help the community become more self-reliant. Provide an opportunity for primary producers to value-add waste organic products (e.g. rice straw and wood waste) via a new value-add income stream providing a buffer against commodity price cycles and climate related issues such as drought. Conduct land remediation and rehabilitation, sustainable and profitable regenerative agriculture, rural and regional employment, including substantial multiplier effects in upstream (biomass supply etc) and downstream (markets) industries for businesses in the new carbon economy. Opportunities for Indigenous employment as part of land management solutions also present themselves.