Loan to build cow shed

Peter

Kware,tuesso, Kenya

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Peter

Member since

January 2016

On-time repayments

79 installments  •  47%

About Me

I went to school and during weekend my parents are mere peasants and practiced mixed farming of Growing cash crops,food crops and rearing livestock.I was lucky to have studied from primary school,secondary and later taken to a technical institute where i got skills.I am trained veterinary though not employed i managed to put more effort every time i get money from contracts i invest in buying livestock back at home.I overcame an obstacle of unemployment and instead became a business person where today i sell milk,Manure and livestock for meats.
What is unique about the culture of the land i stay is that community embrace the virtue of handwork and integrity.My children would want to be educated well and be fed to grow healthy and fit i the society.
My unique hobby that i have i need to call for social reconciliation and tolerance among the youths.I love doing the social work for the community well being.
Thank you

My Business

In the last 6 years now i have so far managed to have four cows a number of goats and sheep.I largely sell and provide milk to the nearby town and hotels,i occasional offer livestock for meats especially goats and sheep,i also provide manure to the neighbors garden at an affordable price.
My biggest challenge is how i can build a modern and good cow shed to even accommodate sheep and goats.All these products are on demand because most people use drink tea with milk in most time of the day thus making hotels demand for my supply of milk.Meat on the other side was highly on demand especially in the just concluded Christmas holidays where people slaughter goats and sheep.The manure helps crops to grow and saves on buying fertilizer which is a bit expensive.My typical cost are mainly on food and drugs,buying of nappier glass and paying the casual laborer.Most of my profit goes towards meeting these expenses as well as paying school fees for my brother and sisters.I also use other money in reinvesting and meeting my expenses.I offer some to the unfortunate in the local children home.
Thank you.

Loan Proposal

Once i get the loan from you lenders,i straight away meet the short-term needs of my livestock.I will buy a Manual Machine for cutting Nappier glass at a cost of USD47.00.
I will buy a new wheelbarrow at a cost of USD26.00.
In addition,i will also buy two milking jelly cans at USD19.00,Gumboots and dust coat at USD7.00 & USD5.00 respectively.
This will change even on the outcome of the products hygiene.The machine will reduce wastage of Nappier glass where cows don't eat large pieces of nappier glass and now the machine will reduce the size that cows will afford to eat comfortably.
Efficiency is also an opportunity coming with the advantage of my first loan,the worker will no longer be moving cattle feeds manually and hiring a motorcycle t carry since the Wheelbarrow now can save me the cost.
I expect the income to shoot with the new loans from the current USD150.00 to250.00 Per month.
This would be great and a dream come true!

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$200.00

Date disbursed

Jan 19, 2016

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

5 months

Lenders

S

Senryu91

caldogno, Italy

A

alkemyst

Geneve, Switzerland

TyWee

Manila, Philippines

Roy

Espoo, Finland

JC

JD Conley

United States

WE

Wendy Emlyn

Devon, United Kingdom

PG

Paul Graham

United States

A

Andrei

United States

T

Tom

United States

VW

Vincent Widmer

Geneva, Switzerland

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