Techo Farmers Network Association launches collateral-free cattle loan initiative

Jul 4th at 15:24
04-07-2026 15:24:44+07:00

Techo Farmers Network Association launches collateral-free cattle loan initiative

The Techo Farmers Network Association (TFNA) President Kao Thach recently led by a seminar detailing a new tripartite cattle farming programme offering collateral-free loans to farmers.

 

Organised in collaboration with the Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB), the initiative aims to establish a coordinated partnership between financial institutions, private companies, and agricultural producers.

Key private sector partners supporting the scheme include Kem Khov Co Ltd Dangkhao Pang Cattle Feed Enterprise, Phnom Preah Meanchey Cattle Farm, SV Ranch, and Malysan Group.

Under the agreement, the ARDB provides the necessary financing, while partner companies supply technical expertise, livestock breeds, animal feed, and market access. To qualify, farmers must maintain suitable cattle sheds, grass cultivation areas, and transport infrastructure. The TFNA will serve as the primary facilitator, coordinating technical assistance and market promotion.

“This partnership is designed to improve productivity, reduce production costs, and ultimately increase farmers’ incomes,” the TFNA stated.

During the event, the TFNA and Dangkhao Pang Cattle Feed Enterprise signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation within the cattle value chain. This collaboration focuses on enhancing productivity, quality standards, and access to both domestic and international markets for cattle feed.

The seminar was attended by over 130 participants, including TFNA Vice President Chet Phearum, ARDB representative Kham Pov, Ros Monintha, and cattle farm owner Ho Sokchea.

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- 14:22 04/07/2026



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