Mushroom farming
Miriam
Kakamega, Kenya
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Entrepreneur
Name
Miriam
Member since
February 2019
On-time repayments
4 installments • 50%
About Me
My name is Miriam Onyango from Kakamega Kenya doing second hand clothing business in kakamega town.
was born,raised and went to school in kamamega.After completion of my University Education i had no job therefore i decided to venture into second hand clothing business and mushroom growing agribusiness so that i could be able to get something small that i would be able to sustain myself with.
My Business
My business involves selling of second hand clothes.i open bales of different kinds from ladies tops to ladies trousers and ladies sweaters.
My other business involves growing and selling of mushroom.Mushroom are grown inside a mud house which is kept cold for increased production.
Loan Proposal
i will use the loan to purchase humidifier equipment which is used to keep the room where mushroom are planted cold.
This will increase production as this has been the major challenge in the business.
Sales revenue will increase from increased production and profits are also expected to increase by ksh6000
customers will benefit from consistent supply.
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Loan Info
Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$18.00
Date disbursed
Mar 9, 2019
Repayment status
Late
Projected term
2 weeks
Other loans
Lenders
Devon, United Kingdom
United States
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