A working farm, run like a business.
In Owode, Ogun State, we are trying to prove that Nigerian agriculture can be run with discipline, and we sell that proof by the bird, the bunch and the litre.
Judge us on the second delivery
Plenty of farms look big online and can't deliver twice. We would rather show you a palm row, a broiler house and a delivery day, and keep to them.
We planted 8 acres of oil palm in June and July 2025 and 3.5 acres of plantain in February 2026, on 17 acres at Oloparun Village. Broilers came next, and the plantain is now bearing while the palms grow.
- Oil palm · 8 acres
- Broilers
- Plantain · 3.5 acres
- Next phases · planned
Four values, kept on the farm
Integrity
Honest "Available now" and "Coming soon" labels. We never show a render as a photo or a figure we can't back up.
Excellence
Discipline in the small things: the same units, the same pricing language, the delivery day we agreed.
Rooted in Ogun
The farm at Oloparun Village is the proof. We hire from the host community and answer for our work in Owode.
Sustainability
No burning on the farm. Poultry litter, plantain trash and cover crops go back into the soil between the palms.
What the work looks like
- Oil palm
- 8 acres
- Planted June–July 2025, ring-weeded and fed on a written schedule.
- Plantain
- 3.5 acres
- Planted February 2026 and now bearing, with one follower kept per plant for the next crop.
- Land at Oloparun
- 17 acres
- Oil palm, plantain and broilers today, with space set aside for the next phases.
Broilers run in cycles of 500–1,000 birds, and the plantain is bearing while the palms mature.
The company
- Registered name
- JJC Farms Limited
- CAC registration
- RC 9581358
- Land
- 17 acres
- Incorporated
- 2026
The farm, the people and the work are at Ifako Parapo, Oloparun Village, Owode, Ogun State.