A Family Enterprise With Operating Discipline

From early crop trials to 380 hectares of cocoa, oil palm and livestock land, BnH Farms is building a serious Cameroonian agribusiness with real teams, real records and real accountability.

About Opening

BnH Farms is a family-governed agricultural enterprise based in Bertoua, East Region, Cameroon. The farm manages 160 hectares of cocoa, 200 hectares of oil palm and 20 hectares of Brachiaria pasture and livestock land: a combined operating footprint of 380 hectares maintained through 18 core roles and a structured seasonal workforce. The business is built on practical experience, long-term commitment and the belief that Cameroonian agriculture can be disciplined, respected and globally credible.

Who We Are

BnH Farms is not a distant corporate farm. It is a family institution that has worked through the realities of farming: clearing land, testing crops, managing workers, facing losses, learning from seasons and choosing the crops that can create lasting value. Today, the institution is structured with 8 unit heads, 9 technical support staff, 1 veterinary doctor and a seasonal contract workforce of 25 to 100 people depending on the farming calendar.

Public Leadership

Name and Role	Website Bio
Herbert Njabet, President	Herbert Njabet serves as President and public representative of BnH Farms. His role is to drive strategy, connect family governance with professional farm execution, and represent the company to cocoa buyers, oil palm partners, institutions and development organisations. He is the accountable public voice of a 380-hectare family agribusiness built around discipline, records and long-term credibility in Cameroonian agriculture.

Name and Role

Website Bio

Herbert Njabet, President

Herbert Njabet serves as President and public representative of BnH Farms. His role is to drive strategy, connect family governance with professional farm execution, and represent the company to cocoa buyers, oil palm partners, institutions and development organisations. He is the accountable public voice of a 380-hectare family agribusiness built around discipline, records and long-term credibility in Cameroonian agriculture.

Operating Structure

Unit leadership

8 full-time unit heads coordinate field operations, labour mobilisation, crop activities, livestock, logistics and reporting across the farm's three pillars.

Technical support

9 dedicated technicians provide pillar-level depth: 3 assigned to cocoa, 3 to oil palm and 3 to livestock operations.

Veterinary support

1 veterinary doctor attached to the goat programme supports animal health records, biosecurity, treatment planning and livestock welfare.

Contract labour

25 to 100 contract workers mobilised monthly based on season and task intensity. Daily numbers range from 25 to 35 in lower-activity periods and 70 to 100 at peak work.

Women engagement

BnH Farms is formalising a 30 percent women engagement target across nursery, post-harvest, records, vendor services and suitable field roles.

Operating footprint

380 hectares of cocoa, oil palm and livestock pasture maintained through this combined structure.

Our Values

Value	What This Means in Practice
Family responsibility	We carry the farm as a family institution built for continuity, not short-term individual gain.
Discipline before claims	Records, quality logs, field supervision and verified numbers come before any public statement.
Community rootedness	The work begins in Bertoua. Every contract worker, vendor and youth trainee is part of the farm economy.
Quality through process	Quality comes from how crops are planted, harvested, fermented, dried, stored and documented.
Honest growth	We are ambitious, but we do not claim certifications, export contracts or production scale without proof.