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Grow Green Farms crop field in Borno State

Grow Green Farms & Supply · Nigeria

Growing food. Growing wealth. Growing communities.

A registered Nigerian agribusiness advancing climate-smart production, practical agricultural services, modern technology and inclusive value chain development.

Based inJere, Borno State

Why we exist

We turn land, knowledge and enterprise into resilient food systems.

Grow Green Farms & Supply combines real production with the services, technology and partnerships needed to move agriculture forward.

The working landscape

One farm.
Connected systems.

Choose an area to explore our work.

CropsFields & protected productionExplore ↗LivestockGoats, poultry & pastureExplore ↗AquacultureFish production systemsExplore ↗ServicesKnowledge, inputs & technologyExplore ↗

Field evidence

The work is visible.

Our field journal documents production as it happens—from crop inspection and harvesting to livestock housing and daily herd management.

View 44 farm photographs
Goats in a managed farm shelter
Goat production
Onion field
Onion production
Grain quality inspection
Harvest inspection

Built to collaborate

GovernmentDevelopment partnersCooperativesInvestorsResearchersYouth & women
Partnership models ↗

Proof, not promises

See the work
as it happens.

Our field journal documents production from planting and animal care to harvest inspection.

Open field journal
Farm work at Grow Green Farms
44 original photographs from our operations

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Our enterprise portfolio

Production built around food, livelihoods and resilient growth.

Integrated livestock

Goat & sheep production

Goat and sheep production, breeding, fattening, nutrition and animal health management for productive enterprises.

Northern livestock systems
Feed & fodder

Pasture development

Improved pasture seed, hay, silage, grazing management, ranch establishment and livestock feed business development.

Commercial fodder systems
Cereals to vegetables

Commercial crop production

Climate-smart production of maize, sorghum, millet, wheat, cowpea, groundnut, vegetables, roots and tubers.

18+ priority crops
Efficient production

Protected agriculture

Greenhouse, net-house, sack, urban and backyard farming supported by drip and precision irrigation.

Water-smart production