Loans
Agricultural loans for farmers and producers in Zimbabwe
Financing to support farmers and agricultural activities, including inputs, production and other farming requirements.
Overview
A season starts with costs: seed, fertiliser, labour, equipment. The income comes later, at harvest. An agricultural loan covers the gap, so the crop goes in on time and the farm does not stall for want of inputs.
We finance inputs, production and other farming requirements for farmers and agricultural producers. Repayments are agreed before you accept, built around how and when you earn.
At a glance
- Amount
- $2,000 – $100,000
- Term
- 3 to 12 months
- Decision
- In one working day
- Best for
- Farmers and agricultural producers funding a season's inputs or production
Your own limit is set when your application is assessed. A decision in one working day applies to complete applications.
Quick answers
What is an agricultural loan?
An agricultural loan is financing for farming: inputs, production and other farming requirements, paid for before the harvest income arrives. Baardy Micro Capital, a licensed credit-only microfinance lender, offers agricultural loans to farmers and agricultural producers in Zimbabwe, with a repayment schedule agreed before you accept.
Where can I get a farming loan in Zimbabwe?
At Baardy Micro Capital (Pvt) Ltd, in person at our Harare or Bulawayo offices. Bring your documents, and a person assesses your application. Complete applications get a decision within one working day, and the full cost is written down before you accept.
What documents do I need for an agricultural loan?
Bring a valid national ID. If your application needs anything else, our team will tell you during appraisal.
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Is it for you
What agricultural loans are for
The purposes this loan is meant for, and the people it is meant for.
You can use it for
- Seed, fertiliser and other inputs
- Production costs through the season
- Other farming requirements, such as tools and labour
It is meant for
- Farmers funding a season's inputs
- Agricultural producers growing their output
- Smallholders who need working capital before harvest
How to apply
Come in with your papers, leave with an answer
Applications are made in person, so you can ask questions and see everything in writing.
What to bring
- A valid national ID
If your application needs anything else, our team will tell you during appraisal.
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Visit a branch with your documents
Come in to our Harare or Bulawayo branch with your valid national ID, and anything else our team asks for.
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Credit appraisal and approval
Our team assesses your application and supporting documents. Once it meets the required criteria, it moves forward to approval.
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Loan disbursement
Once your loan is approved, the funds are disbursed to you according to the agreed terms.
Questions
Before you apply
If yours is not here, a person will answer it. Call us on +263 772 550 189.
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