Organic cultivation training
Farmers receive practical support for organic garden management and long-term soil care.
Shared growth
Tea that strengthens a community.
Our responsibility extends beyond the garden. The estate model connects organic agriculture, farmer knowledge, cooperative organisation and livelihoods across Sundarpani.
2007Organic farming initiated
3Cooperative groups working together
SharedKnowledge, responsibility and value
Programs delivered
Practical support, rooted locally.
Initiatives are designed around the everyday needs of farming families and the long-term health of the landscape.
Compost and manure
Farmers build soil fertility through sustainable organic methods instead of synthetic agrochemicals.
Technical support
Farm-management knowledge and production guidance connect smallholders with the quality needs of specialty tea.
Biodiversity
Organic principles support biodiversity and an eco-friendly environment across the growing area.
Waste management
Responsible waste management forms part of the estate’s sustainable approach.
Gender equality
The cooperative community is guided by respect for gender equality and healthy social relationships.
Our cooperative spirit
Progress grows when it is shared.
Gorkha Tea Estate began organic farming with several hundred interested Sunderpani farmers. ECO Tea Growers (Kolbong), Shree Baudha Dham and the tea growers’ cooperative joined hands to form a larger farmer network grounded in shared organic principles.