Rural Investment

In 20 years Kimango Farms have evolved from depleted bushland to a profitable organic farm, exporting high quality herbal teas and spices to the health food markets in Europe and the US.  Along the way, we’ve had the opportunity to integrate conservation practices that have led to a generous regrowth of the natural vegetation which has become home again to many of the area’s bird and other animal species.

Both farms have much more potential  from an agricultural point of view (e.g. large scale rice production on Wami River farm) and also offer opportunities beyond farming. These include eco-tourism, rural homes and lifestyle, conservation and agroforestry, among others. If you are interested in discussing any of these, or in general have an interest in rural investment in Tanzania , please contact us to discuss the possibilities.

Contact Kim Axmann on kim@kimango.com

View over Mbuyni Farm in early evening.

View of the Uluguru Mountains in early evening.

Camping on Wami River Farm.

Camping on Wami River Farm.