As global investment in soil carbon grows, SwissX's SoilBooster initiative in Antigua empowers local farmers with innovative, market-ready solutions, aligning agricultural practices with initiatives from major corporations.
SwissX's SoilBooster Initiative: Transforming Agriculture and Carbon Credit Markets in the Caribbean

SwissX's SoilBooster Initiative: Transforming Agriculture and Carbon Credit Markets in the Caribbean
SwissX is capitalizing on the growing demand for soil-carbon investments with its SoilBooster program, enabling Caribbean farmers to monetize carbon credits.
In a timely move, SwissX has launched its SoilBooster initiative in Antigua, tapping into a burgeoning trend in global soil-carbon investing. Major players such as Microsoft and Agoro Carbon are making headlines with substantial agreements in verified regenerative agriculture, carving out a path for corporations to treat soil carbon as a viable and scalable climate solution. These partnerships mark a pivotal moment, as demonstrated by Microsoft’s noteworthy 12-year contract with Agoro Carbon for 2.6 million soil carbon removal credits, along with additional purchases from Indigo Ag, reinforcing their faith in the sustainability of soil-based carbon.
SwissX has expertly positioned itself to support Caribbean farmers through this shift with its unique SoilBooster program, which incorporates a comprehensive, accessible protocol. This includes a meticulous three-phase soil testing process—baseline, mid-cycle, and post-treatment—to accurately gauge carbon gains. The facilitation of on-site analysis at the SwissX Island Lab in St. John’s Harbor, Antigua, allows for direct examination of carbon levels, microbial health, and nutrient density. Farmers can thus produce market-ready outputs that comply with international verification standards, creating genuine opportunities for carbon credit monetization.
The advantages of SwissX’s SoilBooster initiative extend deeply into the local agricultural landscape and beyond, offering significant benefits to growers in Antigua and the wider Caribbean region. These benefits include enhanced soil health and agricultural yield, a new revenue stream by tapping into the carbon credit market, and increased economic resilience amidst climate uncertainties.
SwissX’s initiative not only boosts agricultural productivity but also recognizes and rewards environmental stewardship, empowering local economies with valuable global assets. By bridging the gap between science, accessibility, and recognized international standards, SwissX is reshaping the agricultural landscape in the Caribbean—where modern technology meets soil management, making farmers key contributors in the climate finance sector.