Swissx’s SoilBooster Sampling Drive in Antigua is gaining international relevance as soil-carbon trading shifts from theory to profitable reality. With global developers like Boomitra and Indigo Ag announcing major expansions this week, Swissx’s farmer-first, low-cost program is perfectly timed to put Caribbean growers on the carbon credit map.
Boomitra, winner of the Earthshot Prize, just launched a new regenerative agriculture program across 250,000 acres of ranchland in Costa Rica—with plans to expand to a million acres. Their previous work in India helped generate over 47,000 verified carbon credits, proving that small farmers can succeed in carbon markets.
Meanwhile, Indigo Ag issued over 950,000 soil-carbon credits to date, with companies like Microsoft purchasing tens of thousands of tonnes to offset emissions. It’s clear: verifiable soil-carbon programs are now delivering income, legitimacy, and climate impact at scale.
Enter Swissx.
Unlike satellite-heavy systems, Swissx’s SoilBooster is grounded—literally—in local soil. The process is simple, inclusive, and science-driven:
• Baseline Sample (Day 0): Captures pre-treatment soil condition.
• Mid-Cycle Sample (Day 90–80): Shows progress during the crop cycle.
• Post-Treatment Sample (Day 90–180): Measures long-term effects after SoilBooster takes hold.
Samples are analyzed at the Swissx Island SoilBooster Lab in St. John’s Harbor, where they’re tested for carbon content, microbial activity, and nutrient density—just like Boomitra’s or Indigo’s global programs.
This isn’t theory anymore. Carbon credits tied to healthy soil are now a real and growing economic opportunity. Swissx’s model is especially powerful because it’s:
• Affordable: Just 1–2 cups of soil, no expensive tech.
• Farmer-friendly: Designed for Caribbean smallholders, not corporate megafarms.
• Market-ready: Aligned with verification standards used in major programs worldwide.
With the soil-carbon economy expected to reach billions in valuation, Swissx is helping Caribbean farmers turn climate stewardship into real-world revenue.
Soil isn’t just dirt anymore—it’s capital. And thanks to SoilBooster, the Caribbean is finally in the game.