Office
Chief Executive Officer
Direction, investment and standards across every enterprise on the farm — held by Mr Muzorori.
- +263 71 474 5653
- sales@ecomatt.co.zw
- Plot 12 Sherwood, Kwekwe
Who runs the farm
Three roles, one farm
Ecomatt Farm sits on Plot 12 Sherwood, Kwekwe. Between the piggery, the poultry, the lands, the grain and the butchery, the work is split into three clear jobs. Here is what each one is responsible for.
Office
Site
Project Manager
The building programme — pens, housing, roofing and site works — run by Mr Six.
Production
Farm Manager
Daily production, stock health and the farm team — led by Mr Sithole.
Chief Executive Officer
Mr Muzorori
The office that carries the whole operation — horticulture, field crops, livestock, grain, the butchery and the farm supply side.
Mr Muzorori
Chief Executive OfficerWhat the role covers
As Chief Executive Officer, Mr Muzorori sets the direction of the farm and decides where it grows next. Every phase of the expansion at Plot 12 Sherwood — the new pig houses, the extra pen lines, the grain and butchery side of the business — is agreed at this level before the first brick is laid.
The role is also where the farm meets the outside world. Buyers, input and feed suppliers, partners and the surrounding community deal with the office, and bulk supply arrangements — including bulk pork at $3.60 per kg — are settled here before they reach the farm gate.
Standards sit with this role too: how stock is kept, how the team is hired and trained, and how the farm accounts for what it produces.
- Direction, planning and investment across every enterprise on the farm
- Buyer, supplier and partner relationships, including bulk supply
- Hiring, training standards and accountability for the team
- Final word on animal welfare, hygiene and food-safety practice
Project Manager
Mr Six
The building programme that is turning open ground at Sherwood into finished pens, housing and storage.
Mr Six
Project ManagerWhat the role covers
The project manager looks after the farm you can watch being built. Setting out and foundations, brickwork course by course, steel trusses, roofing and the final finishes on each block: the role plans the sequence, keeps the crews supplied and checks the work as it rises.
In practice that means staging materials so the bricklayers never stand still, running the site meetings where progress and problems are dealt with in front of the work, and keeping levels, lines and dimensions honest before they are covered up.
It also means building around a working farm. Animals stay fed, watered and undisturbed while the structures around them change, so the programme is planned to fit the farm's routine rather than the other way round.
- Programme and sequence for every new block and pen line
- Materials, mortar and labour on site when the crews need them
- Site meetings, setting out, levels and quality checks
- Keeping construction clear of daily production and biosecurity
Farm Manager
Mr Sithole
The daily running of the farm — the piggery first, then the poultry, the and the lands.
Mr Sithole
Farm ManagerWhat the role covers
The farm manager owns the daily routine. Feeding programmes, water, pen hygiene, the farrowing house, weaners moving through to growers and finishers, and the records that say what happened in each pen on each day.
Animal health and biosecurity run through the role: clean, dry, well-ventilated pens, routine disinfection, and quick action when an animal is off form. The horticulture beds and the maize lands are worked to the same discipline — land preparation, planting, irrigation and harvest in their season.
He leads the farm team on the ground, sets the work plan each morning, and is usually the person who walks visitors through the pens on a tour or a training day.
- Daily feeding, water, hygiene and stock checks across the piggery
- Farrowing, weaning and grower routines, with records kept pen by pen
- Biosecurity, disinfection and animal-health response
- Land preparation, planting and harvest on the beds and the maize lands
- Leading the farm team and hosting tours and training groups
On video
Mr Sithole on the farm
The farm manager appears in two of our farm films — one on what a good farming day looks like, and one walking the new structures as they go up. Tap to watch either one here, or see the full set on the farm videos page.
Work with us
Join the team, or talk to management
The farm grows by hiring people who want to learn it properly. If you are looking for work, or you need to reach the office about supply, training or a farm visit, start here.
Open roles
Vacancies are posted on our careers page and on our Facebook page — a farm supervisor post has gone up there before. Send your CV to hr@ecomatt.co.zw and say which side of the farm you want to work on: the piggery, the lands, the store or the build.
- Applications by email, or through the careers page form
- Tell us the role and the enterprise you are aiming for
- Practical farm experience counts as much as paper
Reach management
The farm is open Monday to Friday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Sunday we are closed. Orders, trade enquiries and farm visits go through sales@ecomatt.co.zw or the sales line on 078 360 5456.
- Plot 12 Sherwood, Kwekwe, Zimbabwe
- Phone +263 71 474 5653
- WhatsApp 078 360 5456 for quick quotes and stock checks
Vacancies go up on Facebook first
Our Facebook page is where the farm posts its openings, alongside the day-to-day work in the pens and on the lands. Follow it so you see the next post, or send your CV to hr@ecomatt.co.zw any time.
The team
Ecomatt leadership at a glance
Three names, three clear responsibilities. Tap a name to jump back to what that role covers, or head to the team page for the short version.
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