A season planned.
A clearer project.

Bring together the timing, work and money for your farming project in Kirehe before you commit.

A plan grounded in your project.

The Kirehe District website features Nasho farming and coffee activities. This guide helps you prepare your own project; dates, yields and prices depend on information you confirm.

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Four stages of the season.

Before you begin

Write down the crop, plot and intended start date. Confirm suitable timing and growing guidance with an agricultural adviser for your actual plot.

A question to consider

When will seed, land preparation and labour be paid for?

While the crop grows

Plan crop-care costs and irrigation costs if you use irrigation. Record what has been paid and what is still due as work progresses.

A question to consider

Do I have money for the work due before there is a harvest?

At harvest

Confirm labour and arrangements for weighing, transport, storage and processing. Prepare these steps before the harvest arrives.

A question to consider

Which costs must be paid before the crop can be sold?

After the sale

Separate sales made from money actually received. Compare your plan with what happened and prepare for the next season.

A question to consider

Which costs and dates should I adjust in my next plan?

Your preparation checklist.

I recorded the crop, plot and timing confirmed with an adviser.I matched each cost to when it will be paid.I separated cash available from money expected later.I planned harvesting, transport and processing.I wrote down my SACCO questions about the funds I need.

Download the checklist (TXT)