Swissx introduces the SoilBooster Program in Antigua and Barbuda, providing farmers with the tools to measure and monetize carbon sequestration through a straightforward soil testing protocol.
Swissx Launches Innovative Soil Testing Program in Antigua and Barbuda

Swissx Launches Innovative Soil Testing Program in Antigua and Barbuda
A new initiative by Swissx aims to empower local farmers through carbon credit monetization by enhancing soil health.
Swissx, an innovative company in eco-agriculture and wellness, has unveiled a pioneering soil testing initiative in Antigua and Barbuda, aimed at enabling local farmers to capitalize on carbon credits. The Swissx SoilBooster Program’s mission extends beyond just increasing crop yield; it seeks to transform healthy soil into quantifiable environmental assets.
Central to this program is a detailed soil sampling protocol designed to assist farmers in documenting their carbon sequestration capabilities. Swissx offers clear, science-based guidelines for collecting and sending three vital soil samples:
- **Baseline Sample**: Collected at the start (Day 0) to establish a benchmark for carbon measurement.
- **Mid-Cycle Sample**: Taken after harvest (Day 80-90) to assess carbon levels during the growing season.
- **Post-Treatment Sample**: Gathered between Days 90-180 post SoilBooster treatment, showcasing long-term carbon storage enhancements and soil health improvements.
These samples are then analyzed at the Swissx Island SoilBooster Lab in St. John’s Harbor, Antigua, where experts evaluate the soil’s carbon content, microbial vitality, and nutrient richness.
The overarching goal? To accurately quantify and certify carbon improvements that farmers can leverage in the global carbon market—transforming regenerative practices into tangible economic benefits.
Swissx stands out with its unique approach, merging environmental stewardship with financial innovation. By aligning soil restoration with market-driven carbon trading, the initiative aims to rejuvenate Antigua's agricultural sector from its foundational level.
Particularly user-friendly, the program is inclusive, allowing even small-scale farmers to easily take part—requiring only 1-2 cups of soil and simple envelope packaging for submission.
Swissx’s entry into carbon accounting comes at a crucial juncture where environmental impact is of paramount importance. The company has already influenced fields such as media, cryptocurrency, and holistic health, and now it approaches climate solutions with its hallmark blend of science, accessibility, and style.
This initiative promises to benefit not only the environment but also the local farming community, national autonomy, and future generations.