Through our network of global partners, we help farmers and ranchers adopt agricultural practices to increase carbon sequestration. With deep experience developing large-scale soil carbon projects across Latin America, Africa, and Asia, Boomitra co-designs programs with producer networks, NGOs, agribusinesses, CPG companies, and governments. We pair practical field support with transparent revenue sharing so producers—from smallholder farmers to ranchers managing thousands of acres—can implement improved land management practices. The result: healthier soils, higher productivity, more resilient livelihoods—and carbon finance that flows back to local land stewards.

Boomitra quantifies soil carbon with digital MRV that fuses multi-satellite imagery and AI with an unparalleled archive of 1M+ lab-analyzed, georeferenced soil samples. The system delivers continuous monitoring and produces field-level SOC measurements with reported uncertainty. It aligns with leading carbon standards and is designed to be cost-efficient, time-effective, and scalable across diverse geographies and management practices.

Boomitra’s projects deliver nature-based removals from restored soils. Permanence is supported by ongoing monitoring, conservative accounting, and risk buffers, with full transparency through our project data rooms, public documentation, and credit buyer dashboard. Each credit supports co-benefits for people and the planet, and the majority of credit revenue flows back to farmers and ranchers implementing the practices. Our credits are procurement-ready for corporates and governments advancing net-zero and sustainability goals.

Regenerating soil unlocks co-benefits that compound at landscape scale: soils hold more water and reduce erosion, habitats recover to support biodiversity, and productivity improves, stabilizing incomes. A majority of carbon-credit revenue flows to producers, strengthening rural economies and resilience. We monitor water, vegetation, and livelihoods alongside carbon—so every credit advances regeneration, equity, and measurable climate impact.