Cameroon Cocoa, Built With Discipline
A family-governed farm in Bertoua managing 380 hectares across cocoa, oil palm and livestock, with the records, teams and systems serious buyers expect.
Opening Brand Statement
BnH Farms is a family-governed agricultural enterprise based in Bertoua, Cameroon. Publicly led by Herbert Njabet, President, the farm manages 380 hectares across three disciplined farming pillars: 160 hectares of cocoa as the flagship crop, 200 hectares of oil palm as a long-term plantation investment, and 20 hectares of Brachiaria pasture supporting a goat farming pilot designed for responsible scale. Behind these figures are 18 core roles, structured seasonal labour, and the kind of records and field discipline that serious buyers and partners are entitled to expect.
About us
Founded
Established in 2019. Bertoua, East Region, Cameroon
Cocoa
160 hectares of cocoa under active management
Oil Palm
200 hectares of oil palm in long-term development
Pasture
20 hectares of Brachiaria pasture and livestock support land
Total Footprint
380 hectares maintained through local labour
Core Team
18 core leadership, technical and veterinary roles
Contract Workforce
25 to 100 contract workers mobilised monthly
Women Engagement
Formalised 30 percent women engagement target
Youth Programme
50 or more young people supervised or trained each year
Goat Ambition
Three-year plan to scale toward 5,000 goats
Family Story Hook
We did not start with cocoa. We started with yam.
Before cocoa became the crop that focused our future, BnH Farms moved through yam farming, plantain farming, plantain flour processing, tomato farming and watermelon farming. Each stage taught us how to read the land, manage field teams, work with local markets and stay disciplined when farming became difficult. That journey is why our ambition is not a slogan. It is earned ground, measured in hectares, seasons and records.