MUHMFCIG
Sustainable Farming, Empowering Farmers, Thriving Together
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Phone 683933877
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Email info@muhmfcig.com
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MUHMFCIG
“Sustainable Farming, Empowering Farmers, Thriving Together”
MFORYA – UPHILL MIXED FARMING COMMON INITIATIVE GROUP
Vision Statement of MUHMFCIG:
To become a leading model of sustainable mixed farming, empowering communities through innovation, environmental stewardship, and improve livelihoods for present and future generations.
Mission Statement of MUHMFCIG:
To empower communities through sustainable mixed farming practices that drive income generation, strengthen food security, and promote professional agribusiness development. We are committed to improving livelihoods, fostering agricultural excellence, and advancing a resilient, eco-friendly value chain for the benefit of current and future generations
OUR HISTORY
Historical Background of Mforya Uphill Mixed Farming Common Initiative Group
Birthed originally on July 07th 2009, The Mforya – Uphill Mixed Farming Common Initiative Group got enhanced into full operations as a common initiatives group in 2013 with a single sow of the Large White breed, known for its size and resilience. This sow farrowed nine healthy piglets, all of which survived—a promising start that quickly grew the farm’s stock to ten pigs.
Following the relocation of the piggery from Ndamukong to Mforya Bafut, only two pigs remained: a sow and a boar of the Duroc breed. Soon after settling in, the pair was successfully bred, resulting in the farrowing of 14 piglets within two days.
From this strong foundation, the farm continued to expand, diversifying into poultry, rabbit rearing, and organic farming. Animal waste was effectively recycled into compost and organic manure, supporting sustainable agricultural practices and enriching soil fertility
OUR FOUNDERS
The today well-known Mforya Up-Hill Mixed Farming Common Initiative Group ( MUHMFCIG ) has been in existence since the years of 2013 / 2014 as a mixed farmers organisation based in the neighborhood of Ndamukong New Layout of the Nkwen Bamenda III Sub Division of Mezam Division in the North West Region of Cameroon . It’s been preserved as a stronghold of multi-agricultural development by the following founders:
Alexander Gwanvalla
Vice President
Ngouni Valerie
Treasurer
ANCHESAH EMMANUEL TAMONKIA
Former President
Tamonkia Will Aboshu
Former General Secretary
AWOH CLIFORD AWOH
Farm Manager
Che John Yah
Financial Secretary
CHANGEH R. FONCHA
Technical Adviser
AMINGOH BORIS
Supervisory Board Secretary
Nkwettataw D T
Patron
ATABONGCHA J F
Matron
NGEANOH MOURICELLE
Member of Women's Committee
Elder F. P NWELLE
Our Honored Mother & Founding Member
OUR PARTNERS
Everyone sees the results, but they would never have been possible without the intellectual and financial support from our partners.
You too have the opportunity to become one today! For a detailed overview of our partnership activities, kindly checkout our blog.
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Muhmfcig's Achievements
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Former MUHMFCIG President Representing the Enterprise at an International Conference
Former MUHMFCIG President Representing the Enterprise at an International Conference
Former MUHMFCIG President in Senegal Studying a Partnership deal
Former MUHMFCIG President in Nigeria Partnership Deals
Former MUHMFCIG President in Nigeria for Partnership Deal
Former MUHMFCIG President for a partnership Deal
Membership
How to Become a Member
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are responses to basic questions you may ask about our organization.
HOW CAN I BECOME A MEMBER OF MUHMFCIG
Thank you for your consideration in becoming a member of MUHMFCIG! We appreciate your enthusiasm and support for our agricultural cooperative. To become a member, please follow these steps:
- Visit our website at www.muhmfcig.com.
- Navigate through the homepage tto the “Membership” section.
- Fill out the membership application form provided on the website.
- Provide the required information, such as your name, contact details, and any relevant agricultural experience you may have.
- Submit the completed application form.
Once we receive your application, our team will review it and get back to you with further instructions and details regarding your membership. We strive to process applications promptly and provide a seamless membership experience.
As a member of MUHMFCIG, you will gain access to various benefits, including exclusive updates on our agricultural activities, opportunities to participate in farming events and workshops, and the chance to network with fellow agriculture enthusiasts.
Joining MUHMFCIG means becoming part of a community that is passionate about sustainable agriculture and making a positive impact on the local farming industry. We look forward to welcoming you as a valued member of our agricultural family.
If you have any additional questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our customer support team at [insert contact information].
WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED?
MUHMFCIG is located in Nforya, Mile 4 Bamenda. Our agricultural corporation operates from this area, utilizing the fertile lands and favorable vegetation of Bamenda to cultivate sustainable agro output. We are proud to be based in Bamenda and contribute to the local agricultural industry.
If you have any further questions or need more information, please feel free to reach out to us by WhatsApp/Local Line via +237 683 933 877
Directions to MUHMFCIG Farm:
1. Start at Mile 4 Junction, Nkwen, in Bamenda III Subdivision.
2. Head toward the entrance of the Central Mile 4 Nkwen Market.
3. From the spot where commercial motorbikes (okadas) are stationed,
4. Take a motorbike heading downhill toward Mforya, Bafut — but do not go all the way to Mforya.
5. Ask to stop at Pa Andrew’s Compound (also known as Andy’s Compound).
6. From there, ask for directions to the MUHMFCIG Farm — locals will guide you easily.
7. Alternatively, you can contact any of the farm representatives listed on the website for assistance