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Hemp farmland in Karnali Province
Karnali is Nepal's high country — remote, organic by default, and home to some of the strongest wild cannabis growth in the Himalaya. For high-value hemp, altitude is an asset, not an obstacle.
Make an inquiryThe high-altitude advantage
Karnali's valleys — Jumla, Kalikot, Dailekh, Surkhet's hills — sit at altitudes where the plant has grown wild for centuries. High-altitude, low-input cultivation is a premium story in global wellness and extract markets, and Karnali's established organic reputation (Jumla is synonymous with organic farming in Nepal) strengthens it further.
Remoteness cuts both ways: land and labour are available, but road access and processing distance must be planned honestly. Our model pairs Karnali cultivation with consolidation points on the road corridors.
For Karnali landowners and communities
We work through communities as much as individual owners in Karnali — cooperative leases and contract-farming groups fit the province's landholding patterns. If your village holds suitable land, one conversation with us can bring seed, training, and a committed buyer to the whole group.
Karnali partnerships are being scouted now. Cultivation begins under the licences required by prevailing law.
Common questions
- Is Karnali suitable for hemp farming?
- Yes — its high-altitude valleys have grown cannabis wild for centuries, and low-input, organic-by-default conditions suit premium hemp. Logistics need honest planning, which is why we build consolidation points into every Karnali partnership.
- Do you work with farming cooperatives?
- Preferentially, in Karnali. Cooperative leases and contract-farming groups match how land and labour are organised in the province — and they spread the benefit across the community.