MORINGA FUNDING AND INSUARENCE WORKSHOP (7TH AND 8TH JUNE)

-





📢 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL FARMERS ATTENDING THE UB WORKSHOP THIS WEEKEND

Dear Farmers,

We are pleased to confirm that Saturday’s session of the University of Botswana Moringa Farming Workshop will feature exclusive presentations from two of our valued strategic partners: Letshego Financial Services and Hollard Botswana Insurance.

These sessions are designed to empower you with access to financing, insurance solutions, and risk protection strategies tailored to your Moringa farming journey.

🔶 LETSHEGO FINANCIAL PRESENTATION

Saturday – Full Session

Letshego will deliver a specialized presentation focusing on two scalable Moringa production thresholds under our cluster model:

  1. 30,000 Trees per Hectare (High Density Farming):

    • Per Harvest Yield: 0.3–0.5 kg per tree

    • Revenue Range: BWP 360,000 – 600,000 per harvest

    • Harvests per Year: 6–8

    • Annual Revenue Potential: Up to BWP 4.8 million

  2. 70,000 Trees per Hectare (Ultra Density Commercial Model):

    • Per Harvest Yield: 0.3–0.5 kg per tree

    • Revenue Range: BWP 840,000 – 1.4 million per harvest

    • Harvests per Year: 6–8

    • Annual Revenue Potential: Up to BWP 11.2 million

These revenue figures are made possible through secured offtake partnerships with both local processors and international buyers from Germany and South Africa.

Letshego will also present tailored financing models:

  • Purchase Order (PO) Financing

  • Working Capital Facilities

Both offerings are being tailored specifically for FPI Botswana cluster farmers and come with flexible terms to suit new entrants and commercial growers.

🔷 HOLLARD BOTSWANA INSURANCE PRESENTATION

Saturday – Full Segment on Risk Management

Hollard will introduce comprehensive insurance options now available to protect you, your farm, and your future:

  • Crop Insurance – Against pests, fire, hailstorms, and floods

  • Equipment Insurance – Cover for irrigation systems, solar pumps, boreholes, and drying facilities

  • Climate Risk Insurance – Including frost, drought, and heatwave protection

  • Farmer Life & Health Cover – Affordable policies for individual and cluster teams

  • Cluster-Based Risk Bundles – Tailored to suit cooperatives and multi-hectare operations

This is your opportunity to secure your investment, unlock access to finance, and ensure sustainability through proper risk coverage.

🎟️ ENTRANCE FEES & ACCESS TIERS

To accommodate our farmer development model and growing network, the following admission structure applies:

  • BWP 200 – For registered FPI Botswana Members
    (Please bring your official FPIB receipt as proof)

  • BWP 250 – For farmers previously trained by FPI but not yet members

  • BWP 450 – For new trainees attending the Moringa workshop for the first time

Every participant will receive updated training materials, access to cluster programs, and future engagement into our national supply chains and export systems.

📍 Workshop Details

  • Venue: University of Botswana – Block [Insert Block Number]

  • Dates: Saturday & Sunday, [Insert Full Dates]

  • Time: 08:30 AM to 17:00 PM

  • Contacts for Info/Bookings:
    📞 Mr. Mogomotsi Madisa – +267 77 576 144 | +267 73 486 149

Let us meet this Saturday, not just to learn — but to unlock your full economic potential through Africa’s most powerful green commodity: Moringa.

Hunter – Executive President
Hunter’s Global Network PTY LTD & Farmer’s Pride International
Plot: 12996, Mine Houses, Monarch, Francistown, Botswana
E-mails:


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Breaking News: B2B Agro-Industry Forum 2024 Debrief

-
Image
Gaborone, Botswana—On October 10, a debriefing meeting was held following the successful B2B Agro-Industry Forum 2024, organized by Hunter’s Global Network in partnership with Farmer’s Pride International Botswana. The event, funded by Premier Clothing and the National Development Bank of Botswana (NDB), took place at the Botswana Chamber of Mines from 9 to 11 a.m . Notable Attendees: 1. Elfas Mcloud Zadzagomo Shangwa (Hunter) Hunter's Global Network -HGN 2. . Banusi Mbaakanyi FPI Executive & Rame Equipment Supplies 3. Laone Mopipi Farmer's Pride international  4. Joseph Ramotshabi- Chamber of Mines 5. Prof. Dixon Toromiro-BUAN 6. John Matlapeng-NDB 7. Morulaganyi Masalila-Chamber of mines 8. Joy- FPI Aspiring Farmer 9. Theetso CM 10. the other gentleman--CM 11. Dr. Martin Kebakile-NARDI 12. Dmytro Reznichenko- Ukraine Embassy  13. Sheila (MFK) 14. Theetso Moetlo-Chamber of Mined 15. Mpho Matebesi- Chamber of Mines The debrief, led by Organizing Chairperson Banusi ...
Read more

Expansion of Prime Promotions Botswana’s Export Projects: Jatropha and Organic Soya Beans.

-
Image
  JATROPHA EXPORT FOR DISEASEL   Following the successful implementation of the Moringa Export Project , Prime Promotions Botswana is set to expand its footprint in the international export market by launching two additional projects: Jatropha and Organic Soya Beans . These projects have already secured committed offtakers, ensuring a stable market for the produce. This strategic expansion aligns with Prime Promotions Botswana’s broader vision of promoting sustainable agribusiness models, empowering farmers, and enhancing Botswana’s participation in high-value export markets. 1. The Jatropha Export Project: Renewable Energy and Agro-Economy Enhancement Why Jatropha? Jatropha (Jatropha curcas) is a highly sought-after crop in the global renewable energy and biofuel industries. It is known for its high oil content, resilience in semi-arid climates, and ability to thrive in marginal soils. This makes it a sustainable and economically viable crop for Botswana’s farmers, part...
Read more

Strategic Overview of Safflower Cultivation for Botswana

-
Image
Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) is a drought-resistant annual oilseed crop with immense potential for Botswana’s arid and semi-arid regions. Its adaptability to high temperatures and low water availability positions it as a viable crop for economic diversification and growth. Known for its seeds, safflower offers a variety of high-demand byproducts, each with distinct commercial value. These include safflower oil, meal, natural dyes, and cosmetics applications. With rising global interest in sustainable and health-focused products, safflower presents Botswana with an opportunity to penetrate lucrative markets. Safflower Byproducts and Their Global Market Pricing Safflower Oil Type: Edible oil with a high concentration of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid (used for cooking) and oleic acid (used in cosmetics and biodiesel). Uses: Cooking, cosmetics (skin moisturizers, hair care), biodiesel, and pharmaceuticals. Market Price...
Read more