Zimbabwe · Heritage · Sustainability
Back toOur Roots.
The hardiest grains and most flavorful poultry are those that have belonged to our soil for generations.
Keepers of
Tradition.
We aren't just a farm — we are keepers of tradition. By focusing on Roots (our indigenous small grains) and Roosters (our free-range poultry), we provide food that is as honest as the earth it comes from.
Bringing the nutritional wisdom of our ancestors to the modern dinner table — one grain and one bird at a time.
The Power of Small Grains
Zviyo, Mhunga, and Mapfunde are not relics — they are superfoods. Naturally gluten-free, nutrient-dense, and drought-resilient, these grains sustained our ancestors and will sustain us.
Authentic Poultry
Our Road Runners and Heritage Turkeys roam, forage, and grow at nature's pace. The result is lean, deeply flavorful meat that you simply cannot find in a supermarket.
Sustainable Roots
We farm in harmony with our land — no synthetic chemicals, no growth hormones. Our practices protect the soil, the animals, and the future.
Raised with
Respect.
Our Road Runners and Heritage Turkeys live as nature intended. They roam, forage, and grow at their own pace — producing lean, intensely flavoured meat that supermarkets simply cannot offer.
Ancient grains,
Modern nutrition.
Zviyo, Mhunga, and Mapfunde — three indigenous grains that sustained communities for centuries. Naturally gluten-free, nutrient-dense, and grown without synthetic pesticides.
Traditional
Superfoods.
Mowa, Mutsine, Derere, Mubora, Munyevhe — naturally dried traditional vegetables that lock in the concentrated nutrition of Zimbabwe's heritage greens. Zero preservatives. Pure ancestral wisdom.
Fertilized
Eggs.
Premium hatching eggs from Heritage Turkeys, Guinea Fowl, and Road Runner breeds. With professional on-farm incubation available — hatch your own flock at unbeatable cost.


"To bring the nutritional wisdom of our ancestors to the modern dinner table — one grain and one bird at a time."
Roots and Roosters, Zimbabwe
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