We aim to promote agro-chemical-free and sustainable agriculture practices in Nepal. We strive to increase awareness about the detrimental impacts of synthetic chemicals on both human health and the environment. Additionally, we are dedicated to facilitating a transition to organic farming by equipping farmers with reliable, authentic, and effective alternatives to agrochemicals.
In order to attain our goal, we will exclusively conduct the major initiatives in five districts of Nepal, benefiting 375 farmers and 750 secondary students directly.
We aim to promote agro-chemical-free and sustainable agriculture practices in Nepal.
Preserved indigenous seed via establishment of community seed bank
To document the indigenous knowledge of farmers against disease and pest management.
To aware and educate farmers and secondary level students against negative consequences and safe use of agrochemicals
To train farmers about preparation of Bio-pesticides, Vermi-compost, compost utilizing local resources.
Promotion of safe and responsible use of agrochemicals among farmers.
Enhanced soil health through vermi-compost and its commercialization.
Efficient waste segregation and utilization at school and community levels.
Promotion of urban rooftop farming practices for increased adoption.
Establishment of 10 demonstration plots (Agronomy field of Agriculture and Forestry University) for castor farming to serve as practical learning resources.
Training to approximately 100 farmers on sustainable castor farming practices in the suburbs of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Chitwan.
Implementation of sustainable farming techniques, including organic pest control and water-efficient irrigation, by trained farmers.
Establishment of market linkages in Chitwan for participating farmers, facilitating access to reliable markets and better prices.
Documentation and sharing of best practices, lessons learned, and success stories for wider knowledge dissemination.