Chipfuwo

Chipfuwo Chipfuwo Agriscience™ addresses agriculture production challenges through expert consultancy services and capacity building.

We pride in sustainable modern agriculture technologies and proven efficiency routes for large and small scale farming enterprises

Tired of retraining agricultural graduates on the basics? 🚜💼You need a professional who can hit the ground running on da...
08/06/2026

Tired of retraining agricultural graduates on the basics? 🚜💼

You need a professional who can hit the ground running on day one—someone who understands everything from intensive livestock/ crop management to data-driven production systems. But finding them takes time you don't have.

Look no further. Chipfuwo Recruitment Centre has you covered.

We specialize in Agriscience Talent Solutions, handling everything from targeted talent search to custom recruitment and placement management. Our unique recruitment models are meticulously tailored to deliver immediate value to your operations while fast-tracking professional growth for incoming talent.

Stop settling for pure theory. Transition your operations to *farm-ready excellence*. Click the link to log into our dashboard and explore our talent pool today:

Applications are now open for internships at Chipfuwo in Zimbabwe!This is an exciting opportunity for aspiring agriscien...
08/06/2026

Applications are now open for internships at Chipfuwo in Zimbabwe!

This is an exciting opportunity for aspiring agriscience professionals to gain hands-on farming experience through structured industry aligned training.

📍 Location: 545 Acturus Road, Chishawasha
⏰ Closing Date: 27 June 2026
🔗 Link: https://recruitment.chipfuwo.co.zw/

Available Opportunities :
• Agriscience Work Related Learning
(2 Positions)
• Precollege Internship (10 Positions)
• Agriscience Graduate Internship (1 Position)

Application Instructions for Internship Opportunities

To apply for the Internship programs, please follow these steps:

1. Visit https://recruitment.chipfuwo.co.zw/dashboard
2. Create an account as a candidate
3. Log in, search for internship opportunities, and submit your application

Need assistance?
For any questions or concerns, contact us via WhatsApp: +263 719481213

08/06/2026

Celebrating Our Engineer and Muimbi, Kupakwashe Seremwe!

We are absolutely thrilled to share some incredible news from the Agriscience Centre family. Another intern, Kupakwashe Seremwe, has officially been admitted into the prestigious Gwebi College of Agriculture. Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development Zim

While we are sad to see him leave our daily operations, we could not be prouder to see him take this monumental next step.

Over the course of his internship, Kupakwashe became known to all of us as a unique blend of two worlds: an engineer and a muimbi (singer).
On one hand, he brought the sharp, analytical mind of an engineer to the field. He didn't just follow routines; he looked at the farm as a system to be optimized, troubleshooting challenges and finding clever, resource-smart solutions to keep our operations running like clockwork.

But on the other hand, Kupakwashe was the joyful heartbeat of the team. As our resident muimbi, his voice and uplifting spirit would cheer us all up, turning hard farm labor into moments of shared energy. Whether the sun was blistering hot or the tasks were heavy, Kupakwashe knew exactly how to lift our spirits and keep the team moving forward with a song.

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07/06/2026

When our 2026 Pre-College Internship cohort wrapped up their 13 weeks at Chipfuwo Centre, we knew they were ready for the next level. Today, we are seeing the first fruits of that hard work.

Huge congratulations to our former intern, Tendai Choumwe, on securing her placement at the Gwebi College of Agriculture🎓. Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development Zim

During her 13 weeks at Chipfuwo Centre, Tendai didn't just participate—she led. She even earned our 'Farm Manager of the Week' award for her exceptional handling of daily farm operations and team coordination. Whether she was diving into technical livestock management or handling daily farm operations, her passion for agriculture shone through.

Tendai’s news is just the first drop in the wave. A few of our other interns are still waiting on their official college responses, while others are gearing up for exciting specialized pathways in the sector. The entire Chipfuwo family is standing with all five of our trainees as these results trickle in, we have zero doubt they are all going to shake up the agricultural space.

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28/05/2026

Celebrating Africa Day with Pride, Language, and Heritage! 🇿🇼

For this year’s Africa Day, the team at Chipfuwo Agriscience sat down for a special 7-minute feature exploring the bedrock of resilient African farming: our traditional Sanga cattle breeds.

In alignment with this year's Africa Day theme, we believe that true agricultural sustainability lies in honoring our roots.

To ensure this vital knowledge resonates across our communities, we broke down language barriers by mixing three of Zimbabwe’s rich languages—Shona, Ndebele, and Venda.

A massive shoutout to Sithulisiwe, who brilliantly anchored the interview, seamlessly interpreting key parts of the conversation from Shona to Ndebele and Venda to make this knowledge truly inclusive! 🎙️👏

What to look out for in the video:

The Power of Sanga Cattle: Why traditional breeds are the ultimate answer to climate resilience and sustainable African livestock production.

Indigenous Knowledge Systems: We dive into the fascinating history and practical uses of the traditional tree bark hat in peasant cattle production setups. It’s more than just attire; it’s a tool of the trade!
True African innovation doesn't forget the past—it builds upon it.

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26/05/2026

At Chipfuwo Agriscience Centre, Africa Day wasn’t just about celebration. It was about reflection, vision and deep conversations. We brought together the brilliant young men and women driving our mission to discuss a critical pillar of continental food security: Preserving African genetics for African farms.

For generations, Africa’s indigenous livestock has quietly held the key to sustainable farming. As we look to the future, our discussions centered on why these genetics are irreplaceable, particularly in arid regions like Zimbabwe.

The discussions highlighted world-class, resilient breeds like the Boran, Mashona and Tuli cattle. These animals are not just part of our heritage; they are biological masterpieces engineered for our environment:

1. Extreme Hardiness: Natural resistance to local diseases and ticks
2.Climate Resilience: An unmatched ability to thrive under the scorching tropical sun.
3.Resource Efficiency: Maximizing output even when water and high-quality forage are scarce.

Breeding for Survival: The "Belly Capacity" Factor

True sustainability in tropical animal breeding requires selecting traits that match our reality. In drought-prone regions, survival dictates science.
One of our core focus areas during the discussion was selecting for feed and belly capacity. In arid zones, pastures are often high-fiber and low-nutrient. Cattle with superior belly capacity can ingest and process large volumes of low-quality forage, turning dry grass into life-sustaining energy and high-value protein.

The Chipfuwo Vision:
Empowering the next generation of agriscientists means shifting the narrative. We are not just farming; we are conserving, selecting, and multiplying the exact genetics Africa needs to feed herself.

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25/05/2026

Happy Africa Day

On this Africa Day, we are not just celebrating the history of our great continent; we are celebrating its future, its resilience and its incredible agricultural heritage.

To mark this special day, we are officially opening the market for our final and finest available Boran bull: 109 JW 24.

We began this season with three young bulls. Today, only this single powerhouse remains. Bred in the heart of Zimbabwe, 109 JW 24 embodies everything the African Boran is celebrated for—unmatched adaptability, hardiness and superior genetics capable of elevating any herd across the continent.

To honor our roots, our director took to the pastures in the true uniform of African resilience and hard work: overalls, gumboots and a uniquely handcrafted hat made entirely from indigenous tree bark.

From the soils of Zimbabwe to the pastures of Africa at large, let us build continental food security and livestock excellence together.

📊 Lot Details:

Brand: 109 JW 24

Breed: Boran (Last 1 of 3 available)

Location: Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

Price:$1550

Contact: 0719481213
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On Friday, we successfully concluded our 2025/26 Internship Program.Throughout their tenure, these interns served as vit...
24/05/2026

On Friday, we successfully concluded our 2025/26 Internship Program.

Throughout their tenure, these interns served as vital foot soldiers, directly supporting our advisory work and delivering crucial guidance to farmers across our community. As they now return to college to further their studies, everyone at Chipfuwo feels immensely privileged to have hosted, led and guided them on their journey toward becoming future agriscience professionals.

To cap off the program, we were proud to present Godwin Muteve with the annual Agriscience Award for Discipline and Excellence. Now in its second consecutive year, this award celebrates the intern who demonstrates exceptional performance and dedication at the Centre.

Wishing you the absolute best, Godwin and to the entire cohort. Go and shine out there!Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development ZimMlezu Agricultural CollegeKushinga Phikelela National Farmer Training CollegeMazowe Veterinary College fansShamva Agricultural CollegeMidlands State University

20/05/2026

🌱 From Precollege Intern to Future Vet! 🐾

Today is a bittersweet day at Chipfuwo as we say goodbye (for now!) to an incredible member of our team.

He joined us as a precollege intern, eager to learn and ready to dive into the world of animal care. Over his time here, we have watched him grow, master new skills and tackle every challenge with dedication. In fact, he became so natural at what he does that we all affectionately started calling him "Chiremba" (Doctor)! 🩺✨

Now, it’s time for him to make that nickname official. Today marks the end of his internship as he leaves us to officially embark on his Animal Production and health studies at Mazoe Vet College! 🎓

We are incredibly proud of his journey and have no doubt he’s going to make a phenomenal veterinarian. To celebrate his time with us, we have compiled a look back at his journey in the video below. 🎬👇

Join us in wishing "Chiremba" the absolute best in his studies! Mazoe Vet College is getting a good one.
Mazowe Veterinary College Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development ZimMlezu Agricultural CollegeKushinga Phikelela National Farmer Training College
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23/04/2026

Master the Art of Farm Supervision
Are you overseeing food production or livestock operations? Level up your leadership and technical skills at our upcoming intensive 3-day course.

What’s on the Agenda?

Day 1: Project Supervision – Master the essentials of managing people and production cycles.

Day 2: Digital Management – Efficient labor management using Mwaka Farm Management Software.

Day 3: Feed Science – Expert feed formulation and ingredient compatibility for maximum ROI.

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545 Arcturus Road, Chishawasha
Harare

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+263719481213

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