My Lovely Farm.
Snails & Veggies Farm
Welcome to Our Farm
We breed and grow fresh snails and vegetables using sustainable practices.
Snails
- Fresh Snails
- Snail Products
Vegetables
- Leafy Greens
- Root Vegetables
- Fruits
Contact Us
Phone: 123-456-7890
Email: info@snailsandveggiesfarm.com
Grace’s Vegetable & Snail Farming Enterprise
1. Executive Summary
Grace’s Vegetable & Snail Farming Enterprise is an agribusiness focused on the production of high-quality
vegetables and edible snails for household, restaurant, and commercial markets. The enterprise promotes healthy
eating, food security, and sustainable agricultural practices.
2. Business Overview
Business Type: Agribusiness (Vegetable & Snail Farming)
Mission: To produce and supply fresh, healthy and affordable vegetables and snails.
Vision: To become a leading supplier of organic vegetables and snail products.
3. Products & Services
- Vegetables: Tomatoes, Garden Eggs, Pepper, Okra, Cabbage, Spinach, Carrots
- Snail Production: Achatina achatina, Archachatina marginata
- Bulk supply to restaurants, hotels, and traders
4. Market Analysis
Demand for vegetables and snail meat continues to grow due to rising awareness of healthy diets and protein
alternatives. The target market includes households, restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and local food vendors.
5. Production Plan
Vegetable Farming Process
- Land preparation and nursery development
- Transplanting and spacing
- Irrigation and fertilizer management
- Pest and disease control
- Harvesting and packaging
Snail Farming Process
- Construction of snail pens
- Stocking and breeding management
- Feeding with natural plant materials
- Moisture and temperature control
- Egg incubation and harvesting
6. Organizational Structure
- Owner/Manager – Grace
- Farm Supervisor
- Field Workers
- Sales and Marketing Officer
7. Marketing Strategy
- Website and social media marketing
- WhatsApp and Facebook promotions
- Direct sales to restaurants and hotels
- Local market sales
8. Financial Plan
Startup Capital (Estimated)
| Item | Estimated Cost (GHS) |
|---|---|
| Land preparation | 5,000 |
| Seeds and seedlings | 4,000 |
| Snail pens construction | 6,000 |
| Breeding snails | 3,500 |
| Tools and equipment | 4,000 |
| Irrigation system | 7,000 |
| Labour | 5,000 |
| Marketing & website | 3,000 |
| Total | 41,500 |
Projected Annual Revenue
| Product | Estimated Revenue (GHS) |
|---|---|
| Vegetables | 120,000 |
| Snails | 90,000 |
| Total | 210,000 |
9. Risk Management
- Pest and disease → Proper farm hygiene and spraying
- Drought → Use of irrigation systems
- Market price changes → Contract farming and diversification
10. Sustainability Plan
- Use of organic manure
- Rainwater harvesting
- Recycling of farm waste
11. Expansion Plan
The enterprise plans to expand farm acreage, increase snail production units, and introduce processed and packaged
products within five years.
12. Conclusion
Grace’s Vegetable & Snail Farming Enterprise is positioned as a sustainable and profitable agribusiness that will
contribute to food security, job creation, and economic development.
PROJECT PROPOSAL
Request for Support to Expand Vegetable & Snail Farming and Train Women and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)
1. Applicant Information
Name: Grace
Project Name: Grace Inclusive Vegetable & Snail Farming Project
Email: gracebente@gmail.com
Phone: 0535224866 / 0203870150
2. Addressed To
- Mastercard Foundation
- Ghana Permaculture Institute (GPI)
- GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit)
- NEIP / Adwumawura Programme
- Other Development Partners and NGOs
3. Executive Summary
This proposal seeks financial and technical support to expand Grace’s Vegetable and Snail Farming Project and to
provide practical agricultural and entrepreneurship training to women and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).
The project targets the empowerment of 150 beneficiaries over three years.
4. Background
Grace established a small-scale vegetable and snail farming initiative to improve livelihoods and promote food security.
Due to limited resources, the project requires support to scale up operations and training activities.
5. Problem Statement
- High unemployment among women and persons with disabilities
- Limited access to inclusive skills training
- Poverty and food insecurity
- Limited startup capital and mentorship opportunities
6. Project Objectives
General Objective
To empower women and Persons with Disabilities through inclusive vegetable and snail farming training and enterprise development.
Specific Objectives
- Establish a demonstration farm for vegetables and snails
- Train at least 50 women and 30 PWDs per year
- Provide starter kits after training
- Promote climate-smart and sustainable agriculture
7. Project Activities
| Activity | Description |
|---|---|
| Farm Expansion | Land preparation, fencing and irrigation installation |
| Infrastructure | Construction of snail pens and training sheds |
| Training | Hands-on practical sessions on farming and agribusiness |
| Mentorship | Business coaching and continuous support |
| Community Outreach | Sensitization and inclusion activities |
8. Target Beneficiaries
- Women in rural and peri-urban communities
- Youth
- Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)
- Unemployed individuals
9. Project Location
Selected rural and peri-urban communities in Ghana.
10. Implementation Plan
| Phase | Activities | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Land preparation and farm setup | 2 Months |
| Phase 2 | Infrastructure development | 2 Months |
| Phase 3 | Training and capacity building | 3 Months |
| Phase 4 | Monitoring and mentorship | Continuous |
11. Budget Summary (GHS)
| Item | Estimated Cost |
|---|---|
| Land preparation and fencing | 30,000 |
| Irrigation system | 45,000 |
| Snail pens and housing | 35,000 |
| Seeds and breeding stock | 25,000 |
| Training materials | 30,000 |
| Trainers and facilitators | 40,000 |
| Starter kits for beneficiaries | 50,000 |
| Monitoring and evaluation | 20,000 |
| Administrative costs | 15,000 |
| Total | 290,000 GHS |
12. Monitoring & Evaluation
The project will be monitored through monthly reports, partner field visits, beneficiary tracking,
and financial accountability systems.
13. Sustainability Plan
- Formation of cooperative groups
- Reinvestment of farm profits into training
- Mentorship by trained graduates
- Strong market linkages
14. Conclusion
Grace humbly requests financial and technical support from development partners to implement this project
and empower vulnerable women and Persons with Disabilities economically.
15. Contact Information
Name: Grace
Email: gracebente@gmail.com
Phone: 0535224866 / 0203870150
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Grace’s Natural Products Store
High-quality natural and organic products in partnership with Ghana Permaculture Institute
Available Products & Uses
| Product Name | Description & Uses |
|---|---|
| Moringa Oil | Rich in antioxidants and nutrients. Used for skin moisturizing, hair strengthening, body massage, and natural healing of dry skin. |
| Moringa Powder | A natural superfood. Used to boost immunity, improve digestion, increase energy, and support healthy blood levels. |
| Citronella Oil | Natural mosquito and insect repellent. Also used to relieve headaches, reduce stress, and freshen indoor spaces. |
| Moringa Soap | Herbal soap that helps treat acne, eczema, rashes, dark spots and keeps the skin clean and glowing. |
| Moringa Capsules | Convenient herbal supplement used to strengthen immunity, control blood sugar, improve metabolism and overall body wellness. |
| Neem Oil | Natural antibacterial oil used for skin problems, hair growth, dandruff control, and organic pest control in farms. |
| Tiger Nut Oil | Highly nutritious oil used for heart health, cooking, massage therapy and improving skin tone and elasticity. |
| Moringa Herbal Cream | Used to treat joint pains, muscle aches, rashes, burns, and dry cracked skin. |
| Coconut Oil | Multipurpose oil used for cooking, hair growth, skin care, lip moisturising and natural massage. |
| Baobab Oil | Rich in Vitamin A, D, E and F. Supports skin hydration, anti-aging, hair repair, and treatment of dry scalp. |
| And Many More |
We also provide other natural health, beauty and agricultural products. Please contact us for a full catalogue. |
How to Buy
Products are available for individual and bulk purchase. Contact us directly via phone
or email to place your order.
Seller: Grace
Email: gracebente@gmail.com
Phone: 0535224866 / 0203870150
Partner: Ghana Permaculture Institute
