Jona J retweeted
Jun 15
The Primary aim for efarmcoin $EFARM is to enable crypto enthusiast across the globe have access to our Agricultural courses on eFarming.
The secondary aim is to raise funds for Poor farmers in Rural communities.
Everything else is a Bonus, always remember that!!!
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Maurijuana retweeted
Jun 12
5 Reasons Why $eFarm Is Not Your Regular Coin
It’s More Than a Cryptocurrency—It’s an Advocacy Project.
$EFarmCoin champions the well-being of farmers by promoting better livelihoods, sustainable farming methods, and responsible agricultural practices.
It Supports Organic Farming
EFarmCoin advocates against the excessive use of harmful chemicals in agriculture and encourages healthier, environmentally friendly organic farming solutions.
It Gives Back to Farmers Through charitable initiatives and donations.
$EFarm helps support farming communities and contributes to the growth and welfare of farmers.
It Bridges Crypto and Agricultural Education
EFarmCoin serves as a payment bridge that connects cryptocurrency users with valuable agricultural knowledge, training, and educational opportunities.
It Creates Inclusivity Between Two Worlds.
EFarmCoin brings together farmers who may have little exposure to cryptocurrency and crypto enthusiasts who may have little involvement in agriculture, fostering collaboration and mutual growth.
EFarmCoin is not just a coin—it’s a movement connecting agriculture, education, sustainability, and blockchain technology.
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Jun 15
A high-producing dairy cow may produce around 25,000–35,000 liters of milk over her productive lifetime (sometimes more).
If one glass is about 200–250 mL, then:
25,000 liters = 100,000–125,000 glasses
35,000 liters = 140,000–175,000 glasses.
Exceptionally productive cows could exceed 200,000 glasses over their lifetimes.
So "up to 200,000 glasses" is plausible as an upper-end estimate for a very productive dairy cow, but it wouldn't be typical for every cow.
An interesting comparison: a dairy cow can produce more milk in a single day than a human mother produces in several weeks, which shows how extensively cattle have been bred for milk production. 🐄🥛
#EFARM
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† retweeted
Jun 12
We sacrificed what could have been funding for $EFARM to the Farmers Donation Wallet, not because it is convenient, but because we are intentional about what we want to achieve in the agricultural sector.
What we are doing is what the government is supposed to do consistently in rural communities.
Now, our Farmers Donation Wallet is currently holding over 2.8% of the total $EFARM supply, and the aim is to keep holding and accumulating until we achieve major milestones.
We are going to change the lives of a lot of farmers, but for now, the accumulation will continue. When EFARM turns one year old, the project will no longer take any percentage from trading. By then, we should have accumulated close to 5% of the total supply.
Imagine what 5% at a market cap of millions could do for farmers.
Every other funding comes from our own pockets.
We are not broke, but we are not rich either. We are just intentional about our mission.
It's a huge sacrifice, but we have to do it.
So far, we have seen three straight free listings that would normally require payment, and one of them came from Trust Wallet (logo and price integration).
Those who started with us should remember what I have always said:
"If you must follow the $EFARM-ers community, you must be extremely patient and sacrificial."
This means being part of this project requires patience and sacrifice.
This is our culture.
The gap we are bridging between Agriculture and Crypto is ACCESS.
Access to what?
Access to Freedom.
Freedom from what?
Freedom from Oppressors.
Who are the Oppressors?
The System.
May God grant you understanding.
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