A practical guide for prospective and participating farmers — what Bulimi offers and how to join.
A farmer in a current Bulimi operating area.
Able and willing to dedicate a minimum of one acre to cocoa.
Has a clear and peaceful right to use the proposed land.
Willing to attend training and follow responsible production guidance.
Committed to maintaining the garden through the establishment years.
Willing to participate in a Bulimi farmer group and basic farm records.
Basic farmer information, plot mapping and suitability checks.
From land preparation and planting to farm care and post-harvest quality.
Planting material produced through Bulimi-managed nursery beds.
On-farm direction before, during and after planting.
Scheduled field support and problem solving as the crop develops.
Organic fertilizers and organic pesticides at subsidised prices where available.
A structured opportunity to sell quality dried cocoa beans through Bulimi.
Complete the registration interest form below or contact Bulimi directly.
Attend a community information session to learn about the programme and ask questions.
Bulimi assesses your eligibility and visits the proposed plot for suitability mapping.
Eligible farmers are formally registered and assigned to a parish-level farmer group.
Attend cocoa training and prepare your plot according to Bulimi's guidance.
Receive your seedlings and plant with on-farm support from the Bulimi field team.
Complete this form and the Bulimi team will be in touch. Submitting this form does not guarantee enrolment — eligibility and plot checks are required.
Registration expresses and records interest. Seedling allocation depends on eligibility, plot preparation, training completion, planting schedules, nursery supply and the terms communicated for that season.