Western Australian farmers Cindy Stevens and Simon Wallwork are adapting their agricultural practices to combat climate change, aiming to make their property carbon neutral by 2030 through the AgZero2030 movement. Despite facing conservative opposition and a lack of political leadership, they are implementing sustainable farming techniques and considering carbon sequestration and carbon credits. The National Farmers’ Federation and Meat and Livestock Australia have set similar targets, while the WA Labor government has pledged funds to support farmers' climate adaptation. The article highlights the urgency for farmers to adapt, the economic benefits of sustainable practices, and the broader pressure on Australia to commit to net zero emissions by 2050.