The farm at Km 12, Mowe

Eight hectares, one clear trail from soil to kitchen

We farm eight hectares at Km 12, Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, in Mowe, Ogun State. The vegetables are ours and the layers are ours — the birds range by day and are housed at night. Yam, plantain and cassava come from partner farms we walk ourselves before we buy. Every plot is known by name, so we can tell you which row your crate came from.

How ordering works

Ordering is deliberately short. You send a message, we check the ground, you agree the price, and the crop is cut the next morning. No account to open, no deposit before we talk, and no cold store between the farm and your kitchen.

• Send the listWhatsApp or call 09049101934 with what you need, the quantity and the delivery area. No account, no long form — a message is enough to start.
• We confirm before harvestWe check what is ready in the ground, confirm the price and unit on WhatsApp, and only then does the crop get cut. Nothing leaves without your yes.
• Cut in the morning, delivered same dayVegetables are harvested in the cool of the morning and eggs collected the same day, then driven into Lagos. Mowe collections can be arranged at the farm gate.

Visiting the farm

• Can I just drive in?No. Visits are by appointment only. The poultry pens are closed to walk-ins for biosecurity, so call ahead and we will meet you at the gate.
• What should I wear?Closed shoes and clothes you do not mind dusting. We do not allow visitors into the pens, and we ask you not to bring produce from other farms.
• When is a good time to visit?Weekday mornings, when the harvest is going out and you can see how we work. Tell us a day ahead so someone can walk the plots with you.