Class Extra
Dwarf papaya
Firm, dense orange flesh, picked at colour break. Ripens in three to five days at room temperature.
3 kg box (2 to 4 fruits)
Fresh orchard fruit, workshop products, farm meat and compost. The prices shown are this seasonβs direct-sale prices; volume pricing for the trade is on the wholesale page.

Class Extra
Firm, dense orange flesh, picked at colour break. Ripens in three to five days at room temperature.
3 kg box (2 to 4 fruits)
Mixed box
Papaya, mango, avocado and lemon, depending on what the trees are giving that week.
6 kg box
Cooking
Picked before ripeness, crisp and barely sweet. For salads, stir-fries, stews and preserves.
5 kg bag
Orchard
From the diversified orchard, in full season from April to June. Sized and graded like the papaya.
8 kg crate
Orchard
Picked firm to travel, ripened at your end. Full season June to August.
6 kg crate
Orchard
The orchardβs steadiest tree: two waves a year, available nearly all year round.
4 kg bag
Workshop
Six-millimetre slices dried at low temperature to 18 % moisture at most, with no added sugar and no sulphites.
200 g pouch
Workshop
Cooked in small batches with lemon from the orchard. No colouring, no flavouring, no preservatives.
320 g jar
Sieved and frozen pulp for juices, ice cream and processors. Delivered frozen at β18 Β°C.
10 kg pail
Livestock
Raised on the farm, fed partly on orchard grading offcuts. Carcass or cuts, by reservation.
Carcass or cuts
Livestock
Lean meat, raised calmly in open hutches. Oven-ready, by reservation.
Oven-ready, 1.2 to 1.6 kg
Garden
Our surplus, from pig slurry and rabbit manure, matured for sixteen weeks and screened.
25 kg bag
Dwarf papaya bears all year; the orchard takes over in waves. That is the whole point of planting several species rather than one.
Through the contact form or on WhatsApp, before four in the afternoon. Mobile money, transfer or cash on delivery.
The fruit is picked the next morning, graded, sized and packed with its lot number.
Delivered in YaoundΓ© and Douala within twenty-four hours, or collected at the farm by appointment.
A fruit delivered at colour break finishes ripening in three to five days on the worktop, out of direct sun.
Once the skin is yellow-orange and yielding under the thumb, the fridge buys it another four or five days.
A cut fruit keeps two days in the fridge, wrapped, with the seeds left in to slow drying out.
Do not force it: grated raw into a salad with lemon, it is exactly where it belongs. At that stage it is a vegetable, not a failed fruit.
Households, wholesalers, processors, schools and hospitals: tell us what you need. We reply within 48 hours.