SUBSISTENCE FARMING, Fish Farming, Growing Maize, Coffee, Tea & Bananas

Honde Valley receives the most rainfall in Zimbabwe, making it prime for agriculture. The landscape is now covered with banana plants, making them the biggest income earners for local farmers. Tea and coffee are also popular, and maize which is seasonal. Honde Valley has its own micro-climate, making it unique to Zimbabwe. It has red soils which are very fertile and rich in iron and aluminium. Honde Valley can be described as very hot and wet, similar to tropical areas, which are not common in Southern Africa. This is why Honde Valley is unique. It is also close to the Mozambique border, with a new boarder post currently under construction. This is definitely going to boost the local economy, and hopefully bring more trade, investment and tourism to the area.
Other places similar to Honde Valley are Burma Valley in Bvumba, Mutare. It has the same landscape and climate, but not on the grand scale of Honde Valley. Chipinge and Chimanimani are also similar, known for growing tea, coffee, bananas and macadamia nuts. Chimanimani is very mountainous, with a national park, and is very popular with tourists. These places all have their greatness, but for me Honde Valley is still number one, because I have roots there. What makes me proud is that, all the places I just mentioned are in Manicaland Province, my home province. Not enough is done to promote and develop the province, and it is time this changed. Hence me doing these videos, to show not only Zimbabweans, but the world that Zimbabwe, is a very special place. The bread basket of Africa for sure!!!!

[@stsambo]

One time baba

[@sinyoroabroad2851]

Thanks papa. Hope ur good. Long time

[@MrRobertSobukwe]

Which part of Eastern Highlands Plantation did you visit? Six?

[@sinyoroabroad2851]

Yes 6...

[@furqaanali6523]

Which farms 🚜 of Tea and Coffee ☕️ are 1000% Black ⚫️ African Owned? I would like to support them... Send contact information...