This book, Carbon Farming & Green Wealth, is a practical guide about how farmers, entrepreneurs, and communities can turn sustainable land management into income through carbon markets and green business opportunities. At its core, the book explains the following: What carbon farming is using practices like agroforestry, composting, cover cropping, biochar, and rotational grazing to store carbon in soil and vegetation. How carbon credits work and how farmers can measure, verify, and sell carbon sequestration as tradable assets in voluntary carbon markets. How African farmers can benefit economically: by earning additional income while improving soil health, crop yields, biodiversity, and climate resilience. How to build a carbon farming business, including project design, aggregation models, financial projections, verification systems, and revenue models. Real-world case studies from Uganda, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and beyond showing how carbon projects generate income and community development. Community empowerment and social innovation, especially how women, youth, and rural communities can participate in carbon economies through cooperative and community-led models. The future of green wealth includes AI monitoring, satellite measurement, blockchain registries, blue carbon, biodiversity credits, and Article 6 carbon finance opportunities in Africa.