• Regulating
    Promoting
    Coordinating
  • Stakeholders & Partners
    We work with the following!
    Producers of Agricultural Products
    Buyers of Agricultural Products
    Processors
    Government
    State Enterprises
    Financial Institutions
  • Horticulture
    Horticulture is a potential cash-cow for local
    farmers as well as a low hanging fruit in terms of foreign
    currency generation if done thoroughly. Find Out More...
  • Cotton
    Of key importance in cotton production is the ability
    to convert available resources (which are limited in most cases)
    into a high yielding and good quality product.
    Yield itself is determined by two distinct aspects, factors
    that is number of bolls and the weight of the boll.
    In order to achieve this, a grower needs to emphasis on
    that are conducive in achieving the two distinct aspects. Find Out More...
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# Our Mission

Find out more... To provide a conducive regulatory environment for sustainable marketing and production of agricultural products...

Resources
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    STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS ADMINISTERED BY AMA

    The Authority administers a number of statutory instruments (S.I.) in an effort to provide a framework for efficient production and marketing of agricultural products namely:

  • SI. 142 (2009) and S.I. 63 (2011) – These regulate and provide the framework for contract production, marketing and standards of classification and quality of seed cotton and seed cotton products.
    Read More ...







    The audited financial results for the authority can be downloaded below.






  • AMA wishes to advise its valued clients that Merchant Registration Fees will be reviewed with effect from 15 July 2020. This is in consideration of the prevailing economic conditions. For more details please feel free to contact the Marketing Department on 0242-308662-4.

  • The Government has announced the cotton floor producer price at ZWL$43.94/kg. Farmers are encouraged to deliver their seed cotton to the Common Buying Points in their area. In view of the Covid 19 pandemic, wearing of masks and social distancing should be practised at the Common Buying Points.









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Commodity (23/07/2020) Mbare (17/07/2020) Bulawayo Commodity (23/07/2020) Mbare (17/07/2020) Bulawayo
Potatoes (large) (RTGS$/kg) 30 - 35 40 Tomatoes (RTGS$/kg) 50 - 70 25
Watermelon (singles) (RTGS$/kg) - - Butternuts (RTGS$/kg) 70 50
Cabbages - white (RTGS$/head) 12 - 20 60 Rape/Covo (RTGS$/kg) 25 - 50 50
Sweet Potatoes (RTGS$/kg) 50 - 75 70 Carrots (RTGS$/kg) 00 - 45 -
Green mealies (RTGS$/Dozen) 100 - 120 -
News & Updates
  • 2020 Seed Cotton Marketing Season
  • Economic And Agro Input Monitor As At 5 June 2020
  • Rainfall And Its Impact On The 2020 Season - Wheat Production
  • AMA Cotton Trainee Grader Programme

The 2020 Seed Cotton Marketing season commenced on the 3rd of June 2020. The floor producer price announced by the Government is ZWL$43.94/Kg. read more...

The 2020 second quarter saw the projected growth targets of 3% being further reviewed to -9.2% due to constrained fiscal space read more...

The 2019/20 season erratic and below average normal rains pre-mutually ended, adversely affecting maturity of late planted crops and filling up of farm dams read more...

In pursuit with the promotion of high quality seed cotton standards, AMA embarked on a three year Seed Cotton Graders training program in 2017 ... read more...