✦EARTHMAN HERBALSAGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT
GLOBAL EXCHANGE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Contract Farming & Agricultural Supply Network
Connect farmers, cooperatives, commercial farms, aggregators, processors, suppliers, buyers and offtakers to structured agricultural production and commodity-market opportunities.
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How the network works
Global Exchange R&E Corporation operates the commodity marketplace, commercial network and offtake coordination. Earthman Herbal Health is a principal Contract Farming & Agricultural Development service provider and manager within the network. Earthman is not the exclusive supplier: qualified independent producers, cooperatives, commercial farms, aggregators, processors and other approved suppliers can participate.
Applications are screened for commercial fit, production capability, documentation, quality, logistics and applicable compliance before a definitive arrangement is proposed.
Damongo City · One Person, One Acre
Earthman Herbals provides contract-farming services for projects from one acre to 1,000 acres or more, subject to agreed site, production and supplier contracts. The Damongo City proposed development uses a gross land planning figure of 31,360 acres, with cooperating community participants and one-acre production plots assessed through the land-use plan.
Community growers, landholders, suppliers and offtakers can use the application below. Identify “Damongo One Person, One Acre” in the additional notes and state the proposed crops, acreage, location and role.
View Damongo plan & crop budget → Register interest →Application pathway
1. RegisterSubmit your farm, supplier, buyer or project opportunity.
2. ScreenReview production, land, commodity, quality and documentation.
3. MatchConnect suitable supply with Global Exchange buyers/offtakers.
4. StructureDefine quantity, quality, pricing, inputs, delivery and support.
5. ContractMove approved parties into the appropriate definitive agreement.
What can be registered?
Contract production • Supply available now • Aggregation • Processing • Buyer/offtake requirements • Farm and agricultural services.
The shared commodity index can connect applications to existing commodity records, allowing the same underlying commodity information to support Global Exchange sourcing and the Earthman wholesale agricultural catalog.
Contract Farming & Agricultural Opportunity Application
Complete the fields that apply. Supporting documents can be requested during screening. Submission does not itself create a contract or guarantee purchase, financing or offtake.
Contract documentation framework
Definitive agreements should clearly identify the parties, production site, commodity, quantity, quality standards, pricing/payment method, input and technical support, delivery and transport responsibilities, duration, renewal/termination, remedies and dispute resolution. These elements are consistent with established contract-farming guidance from FAO. citeturn0search0turn0search2
Browse Commodity Index → Supplier / Offtaker Registration →
One Person, One Acre · Revised first-year budget
| Cost item | USD per acre |
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| Prepare and clear the acre | 500 |
| Seeds / initial planting | 1,000 |
| Preparation and planting subtotal | 1,500 |
| One-person management (three days/week): $20 × three days × 52 weeks | 3,120 |
| Core first-year total | 4,620 |
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| Annual land rent, separately | 150 |
| Rent-inclusive total before membership/extras | 4,770 |
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Individual membership adds $100 once: $4,870 including membership. Ten acres: $46,200 core + $1,500 rent + $500 group membership = $48,200. Preparation already includes its clearing/plowing allowance; the same machine cost or worker wage is not added again.
40% down on core $4,620 = $1,848, followed by twelve $231 payments. If annual rent is included in the funded value: $1,908 down and twelve $238.50 payments. Membership is separate. Fruit-tree extras and other agreed inputs change the documented total and installment amounts.
Additional fruit trees are separately costed only beyond the inputs already covered by the $1,000 planting budget. At the earlier provisional $5–10/seedling, 50 extra seedlings add $250–500; 100 add $500–1,000. Crop spacing and supplier quotations govern quantities and prices. Irrigation, fertilizer, additional materials, storage, special equipment and future crop-cycle input replenishment remain separately assessed.
These are the sponsor's revised budget inputs. The 20% annual net-return objective is conditional on realized earnings: $924 on $4,620 core or $954 on $4,770 rent-inclusive funding, not a guarantee. Six-month crop cash may offset future payments or be reinvested after reconciliation; fruit trees have their own maturation schedules.
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