A Practical Foundation for Long-Term Ministry
By June 2026, Reach Nepal had completed nearly 8,000 square feet of greenhouse space and planted its first seasonal tomato crop. The team also cultivated cucumbers on leased land and began planning a guava orchard for a newly acquired parcel nearby.
In addition, the ministry expanded its beekeeping initiative to approximately 45 hives, with plans for further expansion following the monsoon season.
More Than a Source of Income
This agricultural project is central to Reach Nepal’s strategy for long-term operational sustainability. Beyond funding local ministry, the farm serves as a practical asset to the surrounding community—generating local employment, fostering relationships, and creating opportunities for shared learning.
For donors, this initiative represents a step toward lasting impact: investment that advances ministry today while strengthening the ministry’s long-term sustainability.
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