"A meal lasts an hour. Its impact lasts generations."
Our Story

We began with a
promise to the soil

Bhoomi Organics began as a small patch of vegetables and a few goats in Seti Dovan, Pokhara. What started as curiosity about growing food turned into a living system — where soil, animals, water, and people nurture each other in rhythm with the land.

We don't measure success in yields but in the health of the soil and the joy of those who eat from it. Every vegetable box we send carries that promise.

What guides the farm

PermacultureIntegrated LivestockZero-Input GoalCSA Model
Bhoomi Organics growing beds and farm landscape
The Living System

The farm works as
one living loop

Nothing is treated as separate. Plants feed animals, animals feed compost, compost feeds soil, and the soil feeds families again.

Regenerative farm beds with chickens, livestock, compost, and hillside vegetation
01

Sunlight & rain

Energy enters the farm through crops, fodder, grasses, and trees.

02

Animals convert abundance

Cattle, goats, chickens, and fish turn plant growth into movement, food, and fertility.

03

Waste becomes compost

Manure and crop residues return through composting, vermicast, and microbial life.

04

Soil grows stronger

Living soil holds more water, feeds healthier plants, and needs fewer outside inputs.

05

Food reaches your table

CSA baskets carry the harvest while keeping the full cycle visible and honest.

The People

The hands behind
every harvest

A

Arjun Thapa

Founder & Owner

A retired banker who returned to his roots with a vision for soil, community, and honest food. His savings became the first seeds of Bhoomi.

P

Prajwal Thapa

Farm Custodian

Permaculture advocate and regenerative farming practitioner, guiding the farm's living systems toward full ecological integration.

S

Sudesh Khanal

Sales & Community

A lifelong agriculturist who connects people with honest food. His warmth and relationships are the bridge between the farm and your table.

B

Bhim Thapa

Operations

Grown up in the village, Bhim brings a rare blend of traditional farming knowledge and modern techniques, keeping the farm running in every season.