If you are the kind that don't mind 'soiling their hands' to put a meal on the table, the sight and sound of the ongoing heavy rains could just have caught your attention and you may already be thinking how best to utilize the heavenly showers that continue to hit the ground so freely and gracefully.
One of the ideas that you're likely juggling with could be how to initiate a successful and commercially viable agribusiness venture. Regardless, of the kind of agribusiness enterprise that you will settle for, one factor is constant - you need money.
Assuming you have got everything worked out and the only obstacle to executing your agribusiness plan is money, that ought not to be a hindrance per se because you've got OKash loan app to finance your plan in parts or wholly depending on the size of your venture and financial situation.
But even with the OKash loan app, there are a few things that you will require before embarking on your venture as we outline below.
1. Research
Assuming that you have up to one year to repay your loan back, you might want to research on what kind of farming suits this time frame. Whether it is animal rearing or crop farming that you decide to settle for, you have to be cognisant of the repayment period which is why prior research before taking the loan is extremely essential.
OKash loan app has the repayment period capped at 365 days while offering loans limited to Sh50,000.
2. Market
You need to find a market to sell your products and one that offers the best returns for you without costing you much. Networking and creating business connections with potential buyers beforehand if you envisages to be a long-term supplier, is also very important.
3. Financing
Once you have all the plans squarely laid down, and now you find that the only remaining thing whether in parts or entirety is capital, this is where the OKash loan app, which you can download from Google play store by clicking here, comes in.
However, you should remember that your loan limit on OKash App is determined by among other factors, how long you have been using the app and your loan repayment habits.