Welcome To Takura
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“Farming isn’t just feeding today
— it’s planting the promise of a better tomorrow.”
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Nestled on a 15-hectare site with a scenic natural landscape, Takura’s state-of-the-art packhouse is at the heart of its operations.
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Takura is a thriving social enterprise committed to improving the livelihoods of rural communities through sustainable, market-driven horticulture. Evolving from a social development program funded by Anglo American and implemented by TechnoServe in 2020, Takura has transformed into a dynamic and impactful company, officially registered in 2024.
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FAQs about farming practiced at Takura in Zimbabwe:
What kind of farming is practiced at Takura?
Takura focuses on regenerative agriculture, which includes climate-smart techniques such as drip irrigation, mulching, composting, intercropping, and minimal tillage. These methods restore soil health, conserve water, and improve yields sustainably.
Who are the main beneficiaries of the Takura farming program?
The program mainly supports smallholder farmers in Shurugwi, with a strong emphasis on empowering women and youth. Over half of the participants are women, many of whom are leading nutrition gardens, poultry projects, and export-ready horticulture ventures.
What crops are grown under the Takura initiative?
Farmers grow a variety of crops including peas, tomatoes, onions, leafy vegetables, beans, and maize. Some of the crops, like peas, are produced for export markets and meet international traceability standards.
How does Takura support farmers beyond the field?
Beyond agricultural training, Takura helps farmers access finance, form cooperatives, connect to local and international markets, and adopt digital tools for farm management. They also support women-led initiatives and promote land access rights.
What is the environmental impact of the Takura farming approach?
By using regenerative methods, Takura farmers are rebuilding soil fertility, reducing chemical use, conserving water, and increasing resilience to climate change. This approach not only improves yields but also supports long-term environmental sustainability.
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