Agribusiness Division

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Productive land and resilient value chains.

Veterans Agriculture Company

Transforming agriculture through innovation, sustainability and commercial excellence.

The Agribusiness Division is building a resilient and commercially viable agricultural enterprise through crop production, livestock development, aquaculture, mechanisation, irrigation, value addition and market partnerships.

Operations are shaped around productive land use, disciplined farm planning, climate-smart production and dependable markets. The division links primary production with storage, processing, logistics and buyer relationships to strengthen margins and reduce avoidable loss.

In the field

Work, assets and progress in view.

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Core operations

Integrated production from field to market.

The operating model connects farm productivity with infrastructure, animal health, water security, processing and market access.

01

Crop production

Commercial planning and production of cereals, oilseeds, horticulture and other crops suited to each farm.

02

Livestock production

Breeding, herd improvement, animal health, grazing management and market-linked cattle and small-stock production.

03

Aquaculture

Development of appropriately scaled fish-production systems supported by water, feed, biosecurity and market planning.

04

Mechanisation

Deployment and maintenance of tractors, implements and production equipment to improve timeliness and efficiency.

05

Irrigation and water

Rehabilitation and expansion of water infrastructure for reliable, climate-resilient production.

06

Value addition and markets

Aggregation, storage, processing, packaging, logistics and structured relationships with credible buyers.

Administrator-managed farm portfolio

9 farms with complementary production potential.

Farm profiles, descriptions, operating focus and area information are maintained through VIHC Website Administration.

Mashonaland West

Banket Farm

A 1,000-hectare farm with four dams, identified for tobacco production and potential floating-solar development.

Crop production and renewable energy1000 hectaresView farm profile →
Masvingo Province

Mwenezi Farm

A 2,300-hectare agricultural property identified as suitable for cattle ranching.

Cattle ranching2300 hectaresView farm profile →
Mashonaland East

Macheke Farm

A 500-hectare farm with a large dam, identified for tobacco and diversified crop production.

Crop production and water resources500 hectaresView farm profile →
Mashonaland East

Chivhu Farm

A 500-hectare farm approximately four kilometres from Chivhu town, identified for cattle ranching.

Cattle ranching500 hectaresView farm profile →
Midlands Province

Kwekwe Farms

Two neighbouring agricultural properties totalling 1,000 hectares, identified for conservancy use and cropping.

Conservancy and cropping1000 hectaresView farm profile →
Manicaland Province

Middle Sabi Farm

A 1,000-hectare agricultural property identified for cattle ranching and macadamia-nut production.

Livestock and macadamia1000 hectaresView farm profile →
Mashonaland East

Nyadora Farm

A crop-production site supporting field activity, operational monitoring and stakeholder engagement.

Crop productionView farm profile →
Mashonaland West

Kashao Farm

A mechanised farming site supporting land preparation, production efficiency and agricultural development.

Mechanisation and crop productionView farm profile →
Zimbabwe

Chisase Farm Project

An agricultural empowerment project focused on sustainable production, participation and improved livelihoods.

Agricultural empowermentView farm profile →

Farm information is administrator-managed and remains subject to operational verification, approved plans, statutory requirements and formal agreements.

How value is created

A connected agribusiness system.

Each stage is planned around agronomy, cost control, quality, traceability and a clear market destination.

01PlanMatch land, water, climate, enterprise budgets and market demand.
02ProduceApply sound agronomy, animal husbandry, mechanisation and production controls.
03Protect valueManage quality, storage, biosecurity, post-harvest handling and logistics.
04Sell and reinvestSecure markets, measure results and reinvest in productive capacity.

Investment priorities

Productivity, resilience and market growth.

Projects remain subject to technical assessment, due diligence, approvals and formal agreements.

Farm productivity

Mechanised crop production

Improve land preparation, planting, crop management and harvesting through appropriate equipment and operating discipline.

Climate resilience

Irrigation and water security

Expand reliable water access and efficient irrigation for consistent production across seasons.

Value chains

Livestock, aquaculture and processing

Grow diversified enterprises and value addition supported by animal health, cold-chain, storage and committed markets.

Responsible delivery

Agriculture that produces more than a harvest.

The division aims to create viable operating businesses that improve food production, skills, employment and Fund performance.

Commercial disciplineEnterprise budgets, yield targets, input control and market commitments guide production decisions.

Responsible stewardshipSoil health, water efficiency, animal welfare and climate resilience are embedded in farm planning.

Shared valueFarm activity can expand employment, local procurement, practical training and sustainable livelihoods.

Work with Agribusiness Division

Partner in production, technology or market access.

We welcome experienced producers, irrigation and mechanisation partners, input providers, processors, financiers and committed buyers.

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Current division profile

At a glance.

Integrated production, water security, mechanisation and dependable markets are the division’s immediate value drivers.

01Crop production02Livestock production03Aquaculture04Mechanisation and irrigation05Value addition and markets

Division updates

Latest news and progress.

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Minister Monica Mavhunga visits Nyadora FarmVIHC

Minister Monica Mavhunga visits Nyadora Farm

The Honourable Minister inspected crop establishment at Nyadora Farm in Mashonaland East and reviewed the agriculture programme’s contribution to sustainable Veterans’ welfare.

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Chisase Farm Project drives empowerment for Liberation War VeteransZBC News

Chisase Farm Project drives empowerment for Liberation War Veterans

The Chisase Farm Project demonstrates how productive agriculture, field support and participation can strengthen sustainable livelihoods for Liberation War Veterans.

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