About Us – MNC Farms Inc.
Rooted in Liberia. Growing for the Future.
Welcome to MNC Farms Inc., a proudly Liberian-owned organic farming enterprise based in Grand Bassa County. We are driven by a mission to empower local communities through sustainable agriculture, ethical farming, and a commitment to feeding Liberia with fresh, organic, and locally grown food.
At MNC Farms, we believe that the future of Liberia lies in its soil — fertile, untapped, and full of promise. Our journey is about cultivating that promise into something real, one seed and one harvest at a time.
Our Story
MNC Farms began as a vision to make Liberia more self-reliant — producing what we need from our own land. With 300 acres of farmland at Kay Kar and an unwavering commitment to the people and the planet, we started our operations in livestock, egg production, and crop cultivation.
Today, we’re expanding rapidly, preparing over 1,000 acres for high-value crops like cocoa, cassava, corn, avocado, cashew and black pepper — all while staying true to our core values: sustainability, quality, and community.
What We Do
Livestock Farming
We raise cows, goats, pigs (Large White breed), chickens, rabbits, and ducks — both for breeding and meat production. Our animals are cared for in humane conditions with a focus on health, hygiene, and balanced nutritio
Egg Production
We produce high-quality duck and chicken eggs, supplying both local families and the expat community with fresh, nutritious products.
Crop Farming
Our fields yield fresh vegetables like pepper, okra, tomato, cucumber, cabbage, lettuce, and more. We are committed to chemical-free growing practices and sustainable land use.
Organic Practices
We use natural, eco-friendly methods for cultivation and animal care — promoting soil health, biodiversity, and environmental preservation.
Expansion Plans
We are actively preparing over 1,000 acres for the commercial cultivation of cocoa, cassava, corn, black pepper, and avocado — positioning MNC Farms as a major contributor to Liberia’s agricultural growth.