Growing in Grand Bassa County, Liberia0886 444447contact@mncfarms.org
Our story

A future grown
close to home.

We’re MNC Farms — a working livestock and agriculture farm in Grand Bassa County, Liberia.

This is MNC Farms

Good things take
care to grow.

Our farm brings together animal breeding, livestock rearing, and crop cultivation. From a young piglet to a new seedling, every part of the farm asks for time, attention, and daily work.

Based in Grand Bassa, we’re growing a business around Liberia’s agricultural potential, with local sales and breeding at the heart of what we do.

We invite you to get to know the farm, speak with our team, and share in its growth.

A child with a calf and goats at MNC Farms
Made of daily work.ROOTED IN GRAND BASSA
What brings us together

One farm. Shared purpose.

01 / OUR ANIMALS

Raise the next generation.

Breeding and rearing are central to our farm. We keep a range of livestock and poultry, with selected animals offered for sale.

02 / OUR LAND

Grow with the seasons.

Our agriculture includes vegetables and the development of longer-term crops, with attention to soil and seasonal planting.

03 / OUR COMMUNITY

Keep opportunity close.

We employ and train local women and young people, source supplies from nearby communities, and help customers buy directly from the farm.

A sow and her piglets at MNC Farms
Get involved

There’s a place
for you in our story.

Start or expand your own livestock project, enquire about our crops, or help with animal feed. We’d be glad to hear from you.

Lorena P. Reeves Jos, Managing Director of MNC Farms
A welcome from our managing director
“Farming is more than production; it’s a path to self-reliance, dignity, and community development.”

Lorena P. Reeves Jos

Managing Director, MNC Farms

As a Liberian woman and farmer, Lorena describes a farm rooted in community: employing and training local women and young people, buying supplies locally, and helping families build a more self-reliant future.

Let’s grow something together.

Buying livestock, asking about produce, or supporting our animals?

Talk to our farm team