Rooted inAdamawa.Built for the diaspora.

I’m Luna. I run a 4-hectare ginger farm in Ngaoundéré, Adamawa Region. Before Luna AgriVenture, I worked in operations across three continents and watched my own relatives in France and the UK try — and fail — to invest in Cameroonian agriculture.

The story was always the same. Money sent home. Vague updates. A cousin who “handled it”. No harvest. No accountability. A slow, expensive lesson in what happens when there’s nobody on the ground you can trust.

I built Luna AgriVenture because I believe the diaspora deserves the same visibility a Silicon Valley investor gets on a portfolio company. Not a WhatsApp photo. Not a phone call. Real proof, on a schedule.

We start with ginger because it’s what I know. The soil, the buyers, the cooperatives, the drying protocols. But the vision is bigger: any Cameroonian abroad can own a real farm — ginger, rabbit, poultry, crops — and watch it grow, milestone by milestone.