FAQ

FarmSponsor provides farmers with access to finance by getting people to invest in crops and livestock and share the profits with the farmers when the produce goes to market. It allows people who do not have access to land an opportunity to earn money by partnering up with farmers and become a part of the agricultural value chain.

Getting started is pretty easy, register on our website with your unique details. Confirm your email address from the verification email sent to your email and you are good to go.

Select any farm you wish to sponsor from the projects’ page, choose the number of units you wish to sponsor, proceed to pay from your FarmSponsor wallet. Your certificate of sponsorship is sent to your email.

Your funds are safe with us, our teams ensure best agricultural and technology practices. We are data driven in all processes, coupled with the implementation of precision agriculture to get optimal results from all farms. All funds are warehoused with our partner banks. However should there be any unforeseen circumstances, we have insurance to cover.

All projects are insured, we have a strategic partnership with lead insurance companies which ensures this.

Project reports/updates are sent weekly via mail and can also be viewed on your dashboard, these contain projects’ status, progress, analysis including pictures, charts and also videos.

We organize field visits for sponsors, sponsors can also schedule a visit with a 2-week notice to any of the projects sponsored.

Projects sponsorships are split into units and you can sponsor as many units as you desire. Example: If a soybean project is GHS100 per unit, it means the minimum sponsorship is GHS100 and you can proceed to sponsor as many units as you desire.

The ROI for every project sponsorship is fixed throughout the project cycle.

Our projects are located in different parts of  Upper East, North-East and Bono Regions. We plan to empower more rural farmers across different regions/cities in Ghana.

We currently work with farmers engaging in Soybean, Maize, Sesame, Ginger, Rice, Potato, Poultry, Cowpea, Groundnut, Millet, pig, cattle and Vegetables.

At the end of the farming cycle, your funds are sent to your FarmSponsor Wallet on your profile. You can then withdraw your funds through Mobile Money