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Located at the northern border of the district, my home experiences temperatures ranging from a high of 32°C to a low of 13°C, with an annual rainfall of 2,324 mm. I cultivate maize on one and a half ropani of land, and also grow tomatoes using mulching, along with beans, lettuce, potatoes, cauliflower, and cabbage through traditional farming methods. The

At an altitude of 1,150 meters, my farm covers 5 ropanis, where I grow coffee, bananas, peaches, and limes as the primary crops. I also cultivate broom grass, bamboo, and other plants for animal feed. The vegetables produced include lettuce, radish, potatoes, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, and chilies. Additionally, I grow cereals such as rice, maize, wheat, millet, and mustard. On

My home is surrounded by the village, and I manage a farm spread across 10 ropanis. On this land, I grow coffee, oranges, bananas, guavas, pears, peaches, pineapples, papayas, jackfruits, and chestnuts. Our main crops include rice, maize, wheat, millet, and mustard, while herbs such as cassia, basil, mint, thyme, and garden mint are also cultivated. We produce vegetables like

My farm, Annapurna Organic Coffee and Permaculture Farm is located at an elevation of 1,200 meters, spanning 40 Ropanis. It is home to a variety of fruits such as Nepal hog-plum, cherry plum, myrobalan, black pepper, avocado, Japanese chestnut, rose apple, and box myrtle, alongside more common fruits. We also cultivate herbs like cassia, garden mint, and medicinal plants. Vegetables

My farm is nestled below the village, with a forest to the west. Facing south, it enjoys ample sunlight and fresh air at an elevation of around 950 meters. I cultivate coffee, oranges, bananas, limes, mangoes, finlike mangoes, pears, lychee, Nepal butter trees, black pepper, peaches, guavas, jackfruit, and pineapples across 4 ropanis of land. Near my home, I grow

Located at an elevation of 800 meters, my farm enjoys a cool climate. I manage a herbal farm with 150 different types of herbs. On another 4 ropanis of land, I grow a variety of vegetables such as cucumber, sponge gourd, okra, brinjal, French beans, regular beans, tomatoes, beetroot, ginger, carrots, spinach, and radish. I also cultivate fruits and cash

My farm is nestled between a forest above, a village below, and a brook and spring to the side. I grow coffee on two ropanis of land, accompanied by orange, lime, and lemon trees. In another two ropanis, I cultivate asparagus and seasonal vegetables like ginger, chilli, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumber, gourds, and beans. Additionally, I grow rice, maize, millet, wheat,

Here’s a refined Situated at an elevation of 800 meters, this area remains cool due to the surrounding forest and river, and it’s conveniently located beside the Butwal-Pokhara highway. I have planted coffee on 45 ropanis of land, alongside orange, banana, jackfruit, lemon, papaya, and lime trees. Additionally, I lease 15 ropanis of land, 3 km away, where I also

I live at an elevation of 885 meters, nestled between a hillside forest and Araudi brook, just above the district headquarters bazaar. The climate here is warmer compared to other areas of the district. I cultivate coffee on three Ropanis of land, shaded by orange trees, grass plants, and fin-like fruit trees. For self-consumption, I grow seasonal vegetables, while rice,

Our farm is situated in the middle of a sunny pine forest, at an elevation of 2,200 meters, with an average temperature of 20°C. The farm is divided into terraces, and near our house, we have seven ropanis of land where we maintain 12 beehives, with plans to expand as more become ready. The field is covered with red and

My home is located in the plateau-like hilly area of Dhunche, at an elevation of 2,300 meters, where the average temperature is around 15°C. I raise 25 yaks, which I move to a higher-altitude shed 20 km away during the summer and bring back down for the winter. In addition, I cultivate potatoes, maize, and millet on 3 ropanis of

My home is nestled beneath a scenic forest, with Prithvi Highway running alongside and the Trisuli River flowing below. Located at an elevation of 300 meters, I cultivate organic vegetables as my main produce. On 30 Ropanis of land, I grow cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, garlic, onions, and more. Depending on the season, an additional 20 Ropanis are used