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Following nationwide soil sampling, the CarbonXtras Project convened stakeholders to advance Ghana’s first real-time soil and carbon MRV system for climate-smart agriculture.
The CarbonXtras team continued nationwide soil sampling across northern and central Ghana, combining rigorous fieldwork with moments of reflection at Mole National Park and Kintampo Waterfall.
The CarbonXtras Project is rolling out a real-time MRV system across Ghana to support regenerative agriculture, improve soil health monitoring, and strengthen carbon readiness for farmers.
As part of the EJP C-arouNd workshop, researchers visited Kintampo’s African Dark Earth sites to study nutrient-rich soils and engage local farmers in sustainable practices.
Dr. Caleb Melenya Ocansey convened global experts at KNUST for the maiden EJP C-arouNd workshop, advancing regenerative agriculture and soil carbon science.
Following the first day of the maiden EJP C-arouNd workshop, international partners toured KNUST to experience its rich heritage, academic excellence, and research environment.