Farming for Profit in Mozambique
A practical guide by Anselmo Boaventura — land (DUAT), crops, inputs, cooperatives, buyers, M-Pesa, risks, and a 12-month plan. $50 of every sale goes to the COJAZ Community Fund.
The Nature of a Seed
A picture guide to choosing, testing, saving and planting seed in Mozambique, with lessons from Asia. Read the cloth test and the salt jar test free. $14.99; $5 buys seed for a farmer.
Read free chapters →A Natureza da Semente ($2.99)The Nature of Mozambican Agricultural Land
Land rights (DUAT), community mapping, soil, water, erosion and regeneration. Read the DUAT chapter and five soil tests free. $14.99; $5 buys seed for a farmer.
Read free chapters →A Natureza da Terra ($2.99)The Nature of Poverty
Is poverty a human characteristic or a condition? Ten economists, sociology, psychology, history, philosophy, Buddhism, India, China, Africa and Mozambique. By Anselmo Boaventura. $19.99.
See the book →A Natureza da Pobreza (português)Farming for Profit in Mozambique: A Practical Guide (2026)
by Anselmo Boaventura · 13 pages
A practical, step-by-step guide to starting or backing a profitable small farm in Mozambique: getting land legally (DUAT), choosing crops, buying inputs through local agro-dealers, working with cooperatives, finding buyers, sending money by M-Pesa, managing risks, and a 12-month plan with a sample budget. Every fact is sourced. $50 of every sale goes to the Community Fund for verified COJAZ farmers.
Get land legally (DUAT) and choose the right crops
Buy inputs through local agro-dealers and cooperatives
Find buyers and send money by M-Pesa
$50 of every sale goes to the Community Fund for verified COJAZ farmers
$50 of every sale goes to the Community Fund for verified COJAZ farmers.