Forthworth Farms
A brief about us
Forthworth farms is a family owned business that was launched in 2007. Our love for animals and our passion for excellence spurred what can now be referred to as Forthworth Farms. Our 60 (Sixty) Acres farmland is located at Awowo Village in Ogun state with close to 200,000 birds, a variety of farm fresh vegetables and close to 120 (One Hunderd and Twenty) staff members. As one of the leading innovators of greenhouse farming in Nigeria we are now more than ever passionate about and more committed to providing healthy farm fresh produce at affordable prices, for the consumption of our customers.
Our Vision
To become a relevant reference of quality in farming, providing food for future generations that is economically successful and socially responsible while protecting the environment using diversified, sustainable and good agricultural practices.
Our Mission
To ensure that through the provision of quality produce certified in accordance with the strictest policies and safety standards, households are able to prepare the bulk of their meals using our produce.
Our Commitment
To serve our customers by supplying highly nutritional low-fat chicken and a wide-range variety of naturally grown vegetables. To continue the tradition as a trusted farm by managing sustainable environmental practices both within our company and the community.
Our farm produce are all you need for your everyday dish.
Organic. Fresh. Natural.
Everything you ever need.
Recent Projects
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Why they love us
the facts
Farm Happenings
farm Blog
We began operations in our Parent Stock unit since 2019 but surprisingly haven’t written much about it. Our capacity is for 20,000 breeder birds. Currently, we are only optimsing the use of half of our capacity. We have Breeder birds for Abor Acre, Ross and Isa Brown.
Farm Produce
freshly harvested
Mixed Herbs Combo
₦500.00Our fresh mixed herbs is in a PACK. The combo pack content include Pluto Basil, Mint and Scent leaves.
