The Agriculture Marketing Authority (AMA) in Zimbabwe has received approval to raise $100 million through an agro-bill to support agricultural productivity. This financing will be available to horticulture and oilseed farmers at affordable rates, with the goal of increasing smallholder farmers' profitability. The initiative is part of AMA's broader strategy to facilitate and structure agricultural financing, aiming to boost the horticultural sector and contribute to economic growth. The government's rural horticulture scheme and the Agricultural Recovery Plan are also playing a role in increasing agricultural output, with expectations for higher harvests of soya beans, cotton, and groundnuts compared to previous years.