Shiwa Ng'andu is approximately 9,250 hectares / 22,994 acres of land, incorporating Shiwa house, Crocodile Lake, irrigated commercial cropping land, fenced cattle paddocks and a game farm.

Shiwa Ng'andu is know as the famous home of Sir Stuart Gore Brown and Shiwa house. The farm employs approximately 120 staff of which 25% are women.
Approximately 1,900 Hectares / 4,700 Acres are of Class 1 arable soils and approximately 1,700 Hectares / 4205 Acres of land are class 1/2 arable soils. 1,300 Hectares / 3216 Acres are of dambo cattle grazing land. 200 Hectares / 495 Acres are of opened land designated for irrigation under a central pivot scheme.
300 Hectares / 742 Acres of opened land is designated for rain fed cropping and pastures.
760 Hectares / 1880 Acres of land are Mature fell-able timber plantations comprised of approximately 700 Hectares / 1731 Acres Mature Eucalyptus and 60 Hectares / 150 Acres Mature Cyprus Pine. O
Shiwa Ng'Andu Estate covers and area of 9,250 Hectares / 22,883 Acres.
Shiwa has an average rain fall of 1200 ml per year.
There is three phase power throughout the farm.
There are approximately 3000 head of wildlife, 1600 head of Cattle and they grow about 180 hectares / 445 acres of Maize and 50 hectares / 124 acres of Soya Beans.
The farm has a mill and a facility for 25,000 layers.
20 hectares Arabica coffee planted

Shiwa Ng'andu lies approximately 95 km's from Mpika town which is approximately 740 km's from Lusaka