Care for resources
Manage land and farm resources with attention to long-term productivity.
Founded by Gonyeyee Bartuah, our work in Grand Cape Mount County grows from a commitment to practical farming and opportunity for rural communities.
JOHNSON TOWN / GARWULA DISTRICTBefore starting his own agribusiness, Gonyeyee Bartuah worked as an agronomist on agricultural projects with international organizations and volunteered alongside local farmers. That work showed him both the determination of farming families and the value of practical support.
He also saw how the long aftermath of Liberia’s civil war had narrowed education and employment opportunities for many young people. He wanted to build a farming business that could create work, share knowledge, and make room for women and young people as it grew.
Today, Bartuah Farms operates from Johnson Town, Garwula District, Grand Cape Mount County. We have a 100-acre farm base, with 75 acres allocated to oil palm and 30 acres under planting and establishment. Pig farming is also active. This work is the foundation for a proposed farmer initiative and future local processing, each dependent on the right partners, resources, and technical preparation.
See what is active todayBuild a productive, responsible Liberian farm that creates local work and, through well-designed partnerships, expands practical opportunities for farmers.
A trusted farm business whose growth supports rural livelihoods, stronger local value chains, and opportunity for women and young people.
We keep a clear line between work underway and ideas that still require partners and resources.
Manage land and farm resources with attention to long-term productivity.
Give field maintenance and animal care the practical attention they require.
Share progress accurately and state when a future initiative remains proposed.
Build relationships that can create value for local people as the farm develops.
Our farm is based in Johnson Town, Garwula District, Grand Cape Mount County, Western Liberia.
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