Coffee was planted as a soil management for control of soil erosion and other environmental protection practices. So the farmers regard coffee as an easy crop to grow, and ergonomically less demanding. However, if it is planted for income generation through production of coffee beans, it needs better management to maintain the quality of the coffee produced. Since the majority of growers are small and poor farmers, usually no chemical fertilizers and insecticides/pesticides are applied. The majorities of the farmers do not even weed and manure coffee plants. Hence, the coffee produced in Nepal is Organic, Highland and Fair-traded.

The climatic conditions in the mid-hills of Nepal at an altitude of 1000 m above from where can see view of Himalayan and blow cool air are suitable for the production of superior quality, high altitude specialty coffee. Commercial Coffee is presently grown in about twenty-one districts in center and eastern development of Nepal . Major production districts are Ilam, Kavre, Kaski, Syangja, Palpa, Lalitpur & Gulmi.

In Nepal , the majority of coffee producers are resource holder poor small farmers. Coffee is predominantly planted in upland area as an additional /extra crop without disturbing the existing cropping system and on steep hillsides where other crops do not perform well under low input and low management conditions .

LAPSANG LAMA

Mr Lapsang Lama runs a successful trekking company in the Thamel area of Kathmandu � Alpine Adventure Team PVT Ltd . It is through his company that he identifies and recruits potential candidates to sponsor the children in need and to be volunteer at remote villager school. Please scroll down to view some of this year's new sponsors with their child as well as photos of children currently awaiting to be sponsored. Lapsang Lama is himself from the Kavre district and has already assisted in successfully raising funds to repair village schools in the Kavre district. He is actively involved in Rural Society Nepal and is primarily responsible for identifying which children are in need. In addition, he is actively involved in a number of agricultural projects seeking to change agricultural practices in order to increase productivity and, above all, income.

Kavre District very good climate for Agricultural, If make one house one Gardens Project that will be good for them income source Fruits:-Organic Coffee

, Jack-fruit Guava, grapefruit, Grapevine Figs, Cherries, Apples, Oranges, peach, Custard Apples, Mongo,, Pear, Persimmon, Lemon, Grapefruit, abuch of Grapes and Lychee also Vegetables :- Bitter Gourd,Tomato,Ginger Garlic Onion, Cabbage, Leek, Mushroom, Chilly, Peas, Green Beans, Kindye bean, Cucumber Corn of the cub.For more information regarding agricultural projects in progress please contact:

For your kind information, our company product 2 kinds of Green Beans coffee which is call Natural coffee (From Dry Processing) and Wash Coffee (Wet Processing Methods

Lapsang lama
Chairman
Rural Society Nepal
P.O.Box: 19683, Chamati, Bijeswori, Kathmandu, Nepal
Ph:977-1-4258723
Mobile : +977 9841207037
www.ruralsocietynepal.org
lapsanglama@gmail.com