Hay baling machine for my dairy farm

George

Gotinyango, Kenya

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

George

Member since

October 2016

On-time repayments

250 installments  •  62%

About Me

I was born and raised in a small village of masimba. this is where i schooled and did my studies. i later finshed my studies but i did not pass well. i lived in the country side in assisting my father and mother with farming.i later got married and started my own farming. so as to fend for my family

My Business

i do livestock farming. i have two dairy cattle . i raise them in a zero grazing because i have a small piece of land.
i have leased a piece of land where i have planted na nappier grass.
i liked this business because it is easy as i do it in the country side and there is deamand of milk in the neasrby shopping centre.
this businesss has helped me feed my family as well mas pay for the fees of my children

Loan Proposal

I need the loan to buy a machine to cut and bale hay. This will be important to my farming because right now there is slot of feeds for cow so i have to store it for the hard times a head
The machine cost 50thousand kenyan shillins
The other money will bevfor transportatio.n.
This will reduce the cost of buying nappier a d tnus increase profits

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$626.00

Date disbursed

Nov 16, 2017

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

SKWAW

SHANTY BAY, ONTARIO, Canada

MarktheMormon

Sandy, Utah, United States

juliemartha

Lake Mary, United States

D

darkpella

Correggio, Italy

F

flaguy999

Tampa, United States

C

Colibri

Nanaimo, Canada

J

Joggele

Austria, Austria

Dayton

Vancouver, Canada

I

Ian

United Kingdom

Stephan W

Witten, Germany

Dan Brinkman

Lynden, WA, United States

E

EABF

Netherlands

J

John

Toronto, Canada

Ed

Howells, United States

JT

Joshua Tillman

Phoenix, AZ, United States

JH

Joseph Hwang

Houston, United States

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

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