Farmers, stronger in numbers.
An integrated network giving Zambian farmers representation, training, and access to markets — across all ten Provinces.
Who we are
A not-for-profit network built to safeguard farmers' rights and grow rural livelihoods.
Three ways scattered farming households gain real reach: shared knowledge, open markets, and one voice across ten Provinces.
Training & Knowledge
Knowledge that reaches the camp
Better methods and modern tools travel down the Association's own structure — from national coordinators to the camp and zone where a farmer actually works the land.
Explore the programmes →
Markets & Linkages
Buyers beyond the farm gate
We open markets for members' produce at home and across borders — brokering links between farms and businesses, cross-border exchange visits, and introductions to buyers and technical experts.
Explore the programmes →Financial linkages
A way into finance farmers can afford.
The Association helps members become investment-ready and works with partners to open low-cost financing — capital that lifts productivity, reaches markets, and adds value to what farmers grow.
- Increased productivity
- Access to markets
- Value addition
A farming household negotiates alone from a position of weakness. Together, ten Provinces speak with one voice.
Representation & Advocacy
Our reach
Present in all ten Provinces.
On the ground in
Central
Provincial Coordinators and members in every one of Zambia's ten Provinces.
- Central
- Copperbelt
- Eastern
- Luapula
- Lusaka
- Muchinga
- Northern
- North-Western
- Southern
- Western
Latest News
Straight from the ten Provinces.
Field visits, training sessions, and market linkages from all ten Provinces — reported by the Association as they happen. See dates and gatherings on the full News & Events page.
The first field reports are being gathered now — they'll appear here as Provincial Coordinators file them.
View all news →Become a member
Join a network open to every Province, every kind of farmer.
Membership is open to primary producers, processors, and aggregators across all ten Provinces — with no cap on numbers.