The people behind the harvest.
Why we started this.
Epe Harvest began with a simple observation: Lagos spends enormous sums importing food it could grow closer to home, while disciplined, well run farms remain rare. Trinity IDF Investment Limited set out to build one, professionally managed, transparent to investors, and designed around the realities of the Lagos market.
Trinity IDF Investment Limited, and disciplined governance.
Epe Harvest is owned and operated by Trinity IDF Investment Limited, the company accountable for running the farm, deploying investor capital, and delivering the harvest. Trinity IDF is a Nigerian investment and trading company with interests across petroleum, trade finance, construction and now agriculture.
To hold the venture to a high standard, Trinity IDF has engaged Legum Compliance, a regulatory and transaction advisory firm working across African, European and North American jurisdictions, to provide compliance and governance oversight. It is an unusual pedigree for a farm, and it is the point. The result is clear records, real reporting, and investor protections built in from the start.
You see the numbers and the reporting.
We would rather under promise and deliver.
Milestone gated capital and documented terms.
A working farm, run by people accountable to you.
Who runs it.
Overall accountability for the venture, investor relations and capital deployment.
Day to day operation of the farm, crop calendar, labour and field supervision.
Variety selection, soil and crop health, yield and food safety standards.
Budgets, cost control, distribution statements and monthly investor reporting.
Grown responsibly.
Good farming is good business. We hire locally, manage water and soil responsibly, keep disciplined food safety records, and aim to leave the land and the community better than we found them. Doing this well also protects your investment, it reduces risk, builds goodwill, and opens premium buyers.