Top Crop Farms in Tanzania
Updated
EABD lists 69 crop farms in Tanzania. The top-ranked are Ignis Safety Systems, Logistics & Transport, Zito Spice Farm and Tanzania Organic Agriculture Movement - TOAM.
The top 10 crop farms in Tanzania
All 69 crop farms in Tanzania
Zito Spice Farm
PHEMA PIG Project
Matila Organics
Zajo Poultry Company
Mezza Poultry Farm
MAGEZI Farming Estates
Lake Victoria Vanilla
Kilindi HONEY
Afro Rasta House
Afrilife Limited
WinSha Africa Company
UYOGA Company Limited
Tomoni Farms Limited
Shangwekazi Poultry FARM
Resham Farms Limited
Mitoboto Farming Company
Mbena Farm
Mavuno Bora Shambani
How to choose a crop farm in Tanzania
Choose agricultural suppliers and partners on quality, reliability and certification.
- Ask for certificates for seed, feed or produce where they apply.
- Check delivery capacity and consistency over the season.
- Agree prices, grading and payment terms in writing.
- Visit the farm or facility where possible.
- Read reviews on EABD from other buyers.
About crop farms in East Africa
Agriculture is the backbone of East Africa's economy. The sector employs more than half of Kenya's, Uganda's, and Tanzania's working population and accounts for a significant share of regional GDP. Modern East African agribusiness spans subsistence smallholders, large-scale plantations, agro-processing factories, irrigation specialists, agritech platforms, and a fast-growing horticulture export industry that ships flowers and fresh produce daily to Europe and the Middle East.
On EABD you can find verified agribusinesses across the full value chain: seed and input suppliers, crop and livestock producers, dairy cooperatives, aquaculture farms, coffee and tea processors, cold-chain logistics operators, agricultural finance providers, and the agritech startups building soil sensors and digital marketplaces. Each listing carries verification of registration and contact details, customer reviews from buyers who have actually transacted, and direct messaging so you can move from discovery to a sales conversation without intermediaries.
About Tanzania
Tanzania is East Africa's largest country by area and population, with a diversified economy spanning agriculture, mining, tourism, manufacturing, and a major port at Dar es Salaam serving the broader region. Zanzibar adds a tourism-driven and increasingly tech-friendly economic story of its own.
EABD lists Tanzanian businesses across the mainland regions, including Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Mwanza, Dodoma and Mbeya, plus Zanzibar. Verification leverages BRELA and TRA registration where applicable. Buyers and partners can browse by region, by major city, or by industry, with the same verified profile, real-reviews, and direct-contact model EABD uses across the region.
Crop Farms in Tanzania: common questions
How many crop farms are there in Tanzania?
EABD lists 69 crop farms in Tanzania as of 8 November 2026. Businesses that EABD has checked carry a verified badge on their profile.
What are the top crop farms in Tanzania?
EABD's top-ranked crop farms are Ignis Safety Systems, Logistics & Transport, Zito Spice Farm and Tanzania Organic Agriculture Movement - TOAM. Category Sponsors and promoted businesses come first and are always labelled, then businesses on paid plans, then everyone else. Each group is ordered by EABD Score, which reflects a business's overall presence on EABD, including things like verification, customer reviews and profile completeness.
Which towns have the most crop farms in Tanzania?
Kinondoni (8), Ilala (6) and Moshi (3) have the most listed on EABD.
How do I choose a crop farm in Tanzania?
Ask for certificates for seed, feed or produce where they apply. Check delivery capacity and consistency over the season. Agree prices, grading and payment terms in writing.
How do I list my crop farm on EABD?
Create a free EABD account, then add your business or claim its existing profile. It appears on pages like this one once published. Getting verified, completing the profile, replying to customers and collecting genuine reviews all help its EABD Score.
