Association of Farmers of Nocaima
Sweet agriculture for a sustainable future
We work to strengthen farmers’ organizations, production, technology and social well-being in Nocaima and the Gualivá region.
ASOGROCAIMA · Nonprofit organization
NIT 901.578.118-1
Our mission
We support Nocaima’s farmers through training, innovation and collective action
The Association of Farmers of Nocaima – ASOGROCAIMA is a nonprofit organization, registered under Colombian tax ID (NIT) 901.578.118-1. We work to improve the productivity, income and quality of life of rural producers in Nocaima and the Gualivá region.
Our work brings together technical assistance, training, technological innovation and support for farmers’ organizations to help small-scale producers, promote sustainable agriculture and create better opportunities for rural families.
Meet the associationOur work with farming families
Free training for farming families
ASOGROCAIMA’s training is free of charge. Request information by email: we will send you the association’s policies that must be followed to participate.
- Ongoing product innovation.
- Good manufacturing practices (GMP) and a food-handling course with SENA.
- Equipment and components for panela processing with Corporural.
On August 31, 2026, we held activities with Corporural on knowledge exchange and on equipment and components for panela processing.
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ASOGROCAIMA Updates: News, Innovation and Events
STORIES FROM OUR REGION
Building a life around panela in Nocaima
Tradition, knowledge and rural work, as told by Canal Trece.
In this EnlaceTrece report, Canal Trece Colombia tells the story of the Triana family: panela-making traditions, sugarcane processing and the search for new opportunities in rural communities. It offers a look at the knowledge and work of those who keep this craft alive in Nocaima.
Report by Canal Trece Colombia · EnlaceTrece
Published on July 27, 2023 · 3 min 35 sec

COLLECTIVE ACTION IN PRACTICE
El Capote Farm
Collective organization, technology and process improvements leading to granulated panela production.
Discover the story of a collective effort and its role in the transformation of rural communities and the panela sector.


