Contract Farming Joint Ventures with Earthman Herbals

Joint ventures — from one acre to 1,000 acres or more

Participating regional growers and cultivation partners can enter a contract-farming joint venture with Earthman Herbals, supported by an Earthman Herbals supplier contract and procurement agreement. Each agreement defines the parties’ contributions, farming responsibilities, acreage, crop specifications, harvest schedule, supply commitments, pricing, delivery and duration.

Earthman Herbals provides contract-farming arrangements with regional supplier contract-farming partners, in the divisions and cultivation areas where the herbs and produce are grown. Projects can range from one acre to 1,000 acres or more, with the acreage, cultivation plan and supply commitments defined by the individual regional contract.

Procurement, supplier contracts and continued supply

Our procurement and contract supplier agreements complement the Earthman Herbacy catalogue and regional sourcing network by planning cultivation, harvest schedules and continued supply of herbs and related produce. The contract-farming investment portfolio supports project structuring and supply development under agreed production, quality, procurement and delivery terms.

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Contract farming crop platform

Earthman Herbals can develop country-specific grower and supply agreements for fruits, vegetables, culinary and medicinal herbs, roots, tubers and other ground produce selected for the natural-foods distribution and store program. Crop selection, acreage, production standards, purchase commitments, pricing, financing, land rights and delivery terms are established by individual contracts.

Damongo City · Savannah Region · Ghana

One Man, One Acre — Community Agricultural Production

Earthman Herbals’ Damongo City contract-farming initiative is intended to work with cooperating community participants through the “One Man, One Acre” program: one employed community participant working on one acre of land brought into agricultural production. The program aims to support productive employment, community development and benefits for local agriculture, processing, procurement and distribution industries.

Community land allocation for contract farming

The Damongo City program uses 31,360 acres as its stated land-allocation figure for contract farming, representing a seven-mile by seven-mile area (49 square miles). The “One Man, One Acre” program is intended to organize cooperating community participants around one-acre agricultural production plots within this development area.

Final cultivable acreage and participant allocations depend on the documented survey boundaries, landholder authority, cooperating community agreements and land suitable for production.

Cooperating community participation

Regional grower, community and supplier agreements will define participant employment arrangements, one-acre production plots, crop selection, farming responsibilities, inputs and training, harvest schedules, procurement commitments and delivery terms. The intended community and industry benefits include employment, cultivation skills, local food and herbal supply, aggregation, processing and market access. These are program objectives; participant numbers and production commitments will be established through the individual agreements.

Five-location service platform

Earth management services

Project packages may include land-use planning, site preparation, cultivation planning, environmental-management coordination, water and sanitation coordination, waste-management planning, surveying/valuation coordination and related development services, subject to the applicable project agreement and local approvals.

Natural foods distribution & store connection

Approved contract-farming projects can feed the central Earthman Herbals supply program, subject to quality control, traceability, food-safety requirements, import/export rules and product approvals applicable to the destination market.

Tokenized Investment Protection — Proposed Contract Terms

Proposed investment-value protection and product redemption

The proposed framework would record each participant’s documented investment value, currency and token allocation in the signed project agreement. Investment holders could request settlement of all or part of that recorded value against eligible Earthman Herbacy or participating supplier products, at the valuation agreed in the contract.

The agreement must specify the issuer and responsible counterparties, designated backing or reserves, eligible products, valuation method, availability, redemption limits, fulfillment deadlines, fees, taxes, shipping and remedies if products cannot be supplied. Each completed redemption reduces the outstanding investment claim by the agreed settlement value and cancels the corresponding tokens in the ledger, preventing the same value from being claimed twice. Holding or requesting redemption of a token does not itself cancel the joint-venture agreement or settle an investment.

Proposed terms only: A security or principal-value guarantee takes effect only when its named guarantor, backing and enforceable obligations are documented in an executed agreement. No unconditional repayment, guaranteed return, insurance, immediate cash liquidity or always-available product redemption is currently represented. This proposal does not activate token issuance or redemption and is separate from Earthman Access loyalty tokens and membership benefits.

Country-specific compliance

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