My Bulawayo

We help people with access to inputs, access to a market and equip them with necessary entrepreneurial skills. Brazil has been a good example for us, with its agricultural industry based on small-scale farming. This means that large-scale corporations should aim to provide a structure, a market and a place of input to support small-scale farmers. The large-scale would not be able to work without the thousands of small-scale producers feeding into it. As a business, where do you see yourselves in 2 and 5 years time? Right now, we would like to see Ebenezer Matobo grow and increase in capacity to 150 apprentices. This means we need to grow from having 15 hectares of irrigated land to a 100 hectares, from 15 000 broiler chicken to a 100 000, and having about 30 000 layer birds. We also want to look into alternative things that would supplement crops like pecan nut trees. We are looking at how a small-scale farmer can have multiple things going on without being dependent on one. In the bigger picture there is already an Ebenezer running in Nampula, Mozambique, and our vision is to start more Ebenezer Centres.