In a world racing to restore degraded farmland and cut carbon emissions, one innovation out of the Caribbean is promising to do both—and pay farmers along the way. Swissx Soil Booster, made in Antigua and Barbuda, is being hailed as a game-changer for sustainable agriculture.

From Waste to Wealth
The product is a blend of organic materials—animal manure, coconut char, seaweed extracts, leucaena leaves, brown sugar molasses, and a proprietary mineral mix—designed to rebuild soil health while reducing chemical dependency. Farmers apply the booster directly into the soil, then follow with a deep drench every two weeks.
The results:
• 50% higher crop yield
• 90% less water required
• Soil fertility restored on degraded land
• Stronger plant immune systems and better root development
In short, the booster doesn’t just grow plants—it rebuilds ecosystems.

The Carbon Credit Advantage
What makes Swissx stand out is its carbon credit ready certification. Farmers who use the product not only increase productivity but also generate measurable carbon savings. At the end of each year, Swissx buys back these credits, creating an entirely new revenue stream for growers.
This dual benefit—better yields plus annual payouts—has farmers across the region signing up. It transforms sustainability from a costly add-on into a profitable business model.
Easy Application, Real Results
For adult plants, farmers dilute the Soil Booster 1:10 with water; for seedlings, 1:20. Applied every two weeks, the treatment quickly boosts root strength and overall plant vigor. Unlike chemical fertilizers that deplete over time, this organic solution builds long-term fertility in the soil.
The two-step Swissx system—apply + deep drench—keeps inputs simple and costs low. With just 500 grams covering up to 50 plants, farmers report results within weeks.
Agriculture for the Higher Good
Swissx markets the product with the motto “For the Higher Good”—a fitting phrase for a system that promises not just food security but also environmental restoration and financial gain. By helping farmers grow more with less, while turning carbon savings into profit, Soil Booster offers a glimpse at the future of farming.
From Antigua’s fields to the world’s markets, Swissx is proving that agriculture can be both sustainable and lucrative.
