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For smallholder farmers, water is life but how that water is sourced matters just as much. Traditionally, diesel-powered irrigation has been the go-to solution. But it's becoming clear that solar-powered irrigation is the smarter, cleaner, and more sustainable alternative,

As we celebrate National Agriculture Week, we must recognize and celebrate the role of women in agriculture — the unsung heroes who cultivate our lands, feed our communities, and drive rural economies. Across Nigeria and the world,

Hey #cPenNetwork community! 🎉 We're thrilled to announce that $CPEN will officially be listed on BitMart in early April—exact date coming soon! This achievement showcases the dedication of both teams and the amazing support from our community. Special thanks to our listing…

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Hey #cPenNetwork community! 🎉 We're thrilled to announce that $CPEN will officially be listed on BitMart in early April—exact date coming soon! This achievement showcases the dedication of both teams and the amazing support from our community. Special thanks to our listing…

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Happy International Women's Day to all the women who make things happen. And to those whose silent sacrifices are the foundation of human existence, you're celebrated.

Important announcement for the #cPenNetwork community: $PEN mining will conclude in late February 2025, with token distribution following in March (exact date TBA soon) To be eligible for distribution, you MUST: ✓ Complete KYC verification ✓ Register your BSC wallet address…

Nigeria’s food security depends on the hard work of smallholder farmers. But without access to better farming techniques, their efforts often yield less than their full potential. With the right knowledge, tools, and methods, these farmers can increase their harvests,

2025: Our Year of Bold Growth! 🚀 At Hemam, we’re not just aiming high – we’re scaling higher. Our 2025 strategy meeting held on the 13th of January laid the foundation for our most ambitious goal yet: 10x revenue growth by the end of the year. Here's how we’ll make it happen:

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Sustainable farming is the future of feeding the world, and Hemam is making it a reality for Nigerian rural smallholder farmers.   Faced with challenges like erratic rainfall and rising input costs, we’re introducing climate-smart agriculture

Today, as we celebrate the spirit of giving, we recognize the greatest gift our farmers give us every day—the gift of food and nourishment. 🌾 At Hemam, we are inspired by the resilience of rural smallholder farmers who work hard to ensure food gets from the farm to the table.

Two years ago, James Audu, a dedicated smallholder farmer in Kogi State, faced some of the toughest challenges of his farming life. With poor seeds, no access to proper training, and uncertain markets, James' rice yields were barely enough to feed his family,

The birth of the adoption of climate smart agriculture in Nigeria especially for rural smallholder farmers can be tied to the epic unexpected flooding that occurred in 2012. For context, The 2012 flooding in Nigeria was one of the worst natural disasters in history,

This harvest season, Hemam remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring food security and fostering sustainable agriculture in Nigeria. This snapshot from one of our warehouses in Kaduna shows the fruits of hard work, collaboration,

Meet Aisha Isah, a smallholder farmer from Saminaka, Kaduna State. For years, she struggled with low crop yields, relying on traditional farming methods and minimal resources. The idea of a bountiful harvest seemed like a distant dream.

When there's MORE on the farm, there will be MORE on the table. Over the past 7 years, Hemam has consistently catalyzed and capacitated rural smallholder farmers in Nigeria by providing them with the inputs and training they need to increase their yields, avoid harvest

In a small farming village called Saminaka, in Kaduna Nigeria. Abubakar Kano and his family have worked their Maize farm with dedication and resilience. But like many rural smallholder farmers, they faced challenges such as limited access to quality resources,

Representing over 80% of Nigeria's food production, rural smallholder farmers are the backbone of food production in Africa. However, these farmers face numerous challenges. For instance, the flooding and washing away of crops in Ibaji LGA of Kogi State.

Recently we shared a series on climate smart agriculture, what it is, its forms and best practices. Because we love keeping you informed, today we are including bonus points to the series and we are so excited to hear how you or someone you know is integrating these steps

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Ever wondered how the food on your plate got there? 🌾 Let’s take a closer look at the journey of food from smallholder farms to your table and how Hemam plays a vital role in the process. 1. Step 1: Cultivating the Crops 🌱 It all begins with our smallholder farmers,

When people hear “Smallholder Farming” there is generally this image of someone planting crops in a small piece of land that predominantly represents these unseen food heroes. And there are many misconceptions about smallholder farming that can make it seem less viable

God’s blessings are like rain on a farmer’s field, bringing life and abundance. 'The Lord will open the heavens, the storehouse of his bounty, to send rain on your land in season.' - Deuteronomy 28:12" Have a blessed Week Ahead. Hemam cares. . . . . . . . . . . .