In this episode of The Let's Talk Agriculture Podcast – Carbon Markets Series, host Sharon Nkwah sits down with Ann Maina from Boomitra to simplify one of the most talked-about — yet often misunderstood — topics in sustainability: carbon markets.
From soil carbon projects to the use of remote sensing, Ann explains how African farmers and agribusinesses can directly benefit from carbon credits.
Together, they explore the practical side of carbon markets — how they work, why they matter, and what it will take for agriculture to play a leading role in Africa's green economy.
Whether you're a farmer, policymaker, or agribusiness leader curious about climate-smart opportunities, this episode offers clarity, context, and actionable insights.
Tune in to learn:
▫️What carbon markets really are and how they function
▫️Why agribusinesses in Africa should care about carbon finance
▫️How farmers can earn and benefit from soil carbon initiatives
▫️The challenges and opportunities ahead for African agriculture in the carbon economy
This episode is part of our Carbon Markets Series on The Let's Talk Agriculture Podcast — exploring how Africa can unlock climate opportunities through innovation, investment, and collaboration.
Host: Sharon Nkwah
Guest: Ann Maina, Boomitra
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