OUR MODEL
FARMER SUPPORT SYSTEM.
HOW WE WORK.
Farmer registration
Farmer expresses interest to UFD by registering with the organisation – submits documents and payment of R70.00 membership fee.
Farmer is captured on our database and is classified as: individual farmer, cooperative, study group and or cluster.
Farmer geolocation
UFD will assign a mentor to go and assess the production area potential for grain farming (verify size, soil, land, water etc).
Farmer contribution
Farmer pays their 50% contribution towards their production inputs per hectare (ha).
Farmer grain production commences
Mentor (technical support and training), inputs and mechanisation are made available to the farmer throughout the season.
Training & data
Throughout the growing season, we train farmers, capture data and insights, conduct yield estimates – all this is enabled with the leading technology that we use, specifically designed for UFD.
PRODUCTION
COMMODITIES WE SUPPORT.
Our farmer support system is people–centred and at basic level, positions farmers to undertake commercial grain production, field crop production and pastures mainly:
Maize
Dry Beans
Soybeans
Sorghum
Pastures
PRODUCTION
COMMODITIES WE SUPPORT.
Our farmer support system is people-centred and at basic level, positions farmers to undertake commercial grain production, field crop production and pastures mainly:
Our farmer support system is people-centred and at basic level, positions farmers to undertake commercial grain production, field crop production and pastures mainly:
Maize
Dry Beans
Soybeans
Sorghum
Pastures
SUPPORT
GOALS.
Our organisation aims to support small–scale and subsistence farmers working within cooperative structures, individual land owners, farmers who are grouped in clusters and or study groups.
This approach allows for greater efficiency in the delivery of inputs and technical support, financial support through subsidies, land cultivation, aggregation for storage capacities, and accessing commercial markets.
PRODUCTION
SERVICES.
Demonstration trials
Conduct demonstration trials so that the developing farmers are able to see the results of good production practices.
Soil preparation
which includes correct application of lime, where applicable; correct fertilization (resulting from the soil sampling).
Plant population
and cultivar selection; and proper weed and pest control etc.
Marketing facilitation
of product price negotiation.
Storage facilitation
of grain products.
Information sharing
and access.
Financial access
and or management of all farmers.
Farmer registration
and database record keeping etc.
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