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Twelve-point-three hectares of black clay and red clay loam outside Selous, eighty kilometres from Harare, gently sloping north-west into the morning sun.
The farm was surveyed in April 2022 by Afrostain Farmtech — soil chemistry, groundwater, slope and aspect — and developed from a subsistence holding into a commercial, five-enterprise operation along the lines of that master plan.
Two boreholes sited on the HIGH-potential groundwater zones yield around 91,000 litres a day — enough to drip-irrigate the horticulture, run the greenhouses, water the livestock and supply the chalets.
The northern two-thirds is intensive crop production; chalets and homestead sit in the southern cluster on the lower-potential groundwater zones, away from the productive fields.
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Each enterprise is run as a small commercial line, with its own market window. Together they smooth cash flow across the year and feed each other through compost, feed, manure and irrigation.
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Zimbabwe runs a wet season (Oct–Apr) and a dry winter (May–Sept). Boreholes and drip irrigation let us crop year-round; the calendar below times us against the market.
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Findings from the April 2022 Afrostain Farmtech survey. The farm is built around them, not against them.
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Built simply, dressed warmly. Solar-powered, gas-heated water, deep verandas. Two-night minimum, families and small groups welcome.
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Programming is light and farm-led. None of it is compulsory; all of it is included in the full-board rate.
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An indicative number, USD per person per night. We confirm a fixed price by email after you send us your dates.
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