GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY · LIBERIA

Growing Agriculture.
Building Prosperity.

Bartuah Farms is building a responsible production base through oil-palm development and pig farming, with a longer-term vision for farmer partnerships and local value addition.

Real farm activity. Clear plans for what comes next.
Young oil palms under establishment at Bartuah Farms in Grand Cape Mount County
01 / THE FARM TODAYOil-palm establishment
Grand Cape Mount County

From field to future

Building with care, one growing season at a time.
CURRENT OPERATIONS

What we’re doing today.

Our active work is focused on oil-palm establishment and pig farming. These are the foundations of the business we are growing in western Liberia.

Rows of young oil palms at Bartuah FarmsACTIVE NOW
01 / FIELD DEVELOPMENT

Oil-palm establishment

75 acres allocated to oil palm; 30 acres under planting and establishment. The allocation is within our 100-acre nucleus farm, and field care continues as the palms develop.

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Pigs feeding at Bartuah FarmsACTIVE NOW
02 / LIVESTOCK

Pig farming

We raise pigs with attention to housing, feeding, hygiene, animal health, and farm records.

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100acres

Nucleus farm base

75acres

Allocated to oil palm

30acres

Under planting and establishment

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PLANNED GROWTH

Growing together.
Grounded in reality.

We are preparing future initiatives that depend on financing, technical readiness, safeguards, market demand, and suitable partners. They are not operating programs today.

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PROPOSED · PARTNER DEPENDENT

Smallholder oil-palm initiative

A proposed model for up to 100 eligible farmers, developed with financial and technical partners. No enrollment is open.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Future palm-oil processing

Exploring local value addition, including solar-powered processing, subject to feasibility, feedstock, permits, and financing.

Young oil palms and the surrounding landscape at Bartuah FarmsIN THE FIELD / GRAND CAPE MOUNT
OUR APPROACH

A farm built on steady progress.

Founder Gonyeyee Bartuah’s work as an agronomist and volunteer alongside local farmers shaped our approach. We are strengthening field management and farm systems as we grow.

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Care for the land and animals we manage today.

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Communicate clearly about ideas still in development.

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Build useful partnerships around practical needs.

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FROM THE FARM

New developments & field notes.

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Stories from the field are coming.

This space will share new photos, farm progress, and important developments as they happen.

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LET’S CONNECT

There is room to grow together.

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