Plateau StateUp on the Plateau
Cool high country around Jos, where granite hills rise out of the fields. It is why Nigeria's Irish potatoes come from here, and why a Plateau carrot tastes sweet.
Grains, honey, oils and vegetables from Plateau and Nasarawa, in packaging that lets you see exactly what you are buying.

Most of what we eat leaves the farm with a name and arrives without one. It moves from a depot to a market to a smaller market, and by the time it reaches your kitchen nobody can tell you where it grew or what it was grown with.
Bruce Farms exists to shorten that road, so that fresh, organic, non-GMO food can reach more homes, in packaging you can see straight through.
Clear film for grain, brown paper that stands up to the journey, glass for honey and oil. Tap a pack to meet it.
Plateau StateCool high country around Jos, where granite hills rise out of the fields. It is why Nigeria's Irish potatoes come from here, and why a Plateau carrot tastes sweet.
Nasarawa StateWarmer, lower land running towards the River Benue, where water sits between the rows. Rice does well here, and so does sesame.
Raw honeyIt may crystallise in the cool. That is what real honey does, and we would rather you knew.
Clear packagingBuying food has taught all of us to be suspicious. Our answer is packaging you can check for yourself.

Then we wait, because this kind of food will not be rushed.

You can still smell the field on it.

So you are not the one picking them out at your kitchen table.

Look at the grain before you pay for it.

A box arrives, and you know where every item in it came from.
1 kg, Plateau
2 kg, Nasarawa
500 g
500 ml, Plateau
1 kg, Plateau
1 kg, Plateau
Fresh, organic, non-GMO food should not be a luxury. It should be something any family in Nigeria can put on the table. That is what we are here to do.
Grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers.
Every crop starts from seed that has not been genetically modified.
Sent on soon after harvest, so it still tastes of where it grew.
A shorter road means fewer hands to pay along the way, and good food that more homes can reach.

Fill a box with what the farm has now. We deliver anywhere in Abuja for a flat ₦4,000, and more cities will follow.