From a local commitment to quality seeds to an expanding network of farmers, dealers, agricultural professionals, and global partners—this is the journey that continues to shape TSC.
Timalsina Seed Concern was registered on May 2, 2005, formalising work in the seed sector and a field-focused journey that began in the same year.
Before working with Japan Nazaki Seed, TSC travelled to Bangladesh to obtain hybrid seed and bring it to Nepal. The company began its Japan Nazaki Seed relationship in 2005 and continued growing through direct international exchange, new crop partnerships, and practical work alongside Nepalese farmers.
Follow the line from TSC’s earliest foundation to the company it continues to become today.
Before beginning its work with Japan Nazaki Seed, TSC travelled to Bangladesh to source hybrid seeds and bring them to Nepal. This direct, practical approach laid the groundwork for the company’s field-focused direction.
The first international sourcing experience.
Timalsina Seed Concern was registered on May 2, 2005. The company began working in the agricultural field that year and also started its relationship with Japan Nazaki Seed.
A formal beginning with an international outlook.
TSC’s founder visited Japan in connection with Japan Nazaki Seed. The visit strengthened a relationship that had begun in 2005 through direct exchange and personal engagement.
Building trust beyond borders.
A further company was added to TSC’s network in 2010, expanding the company’s work into F1 carrot varieties and adding a new crop focus to its growing portfolio.
A new relationship and a new crop category.
A documented cauliflower field visit with farmers in Birtamode shows TSC’s continuing connection with crops, growers, and real production conditions.
Knowledge developed beside the crop.
A 2011 cabbage harvest in Janakpur records another chapter of hands-on field engagement and TSC’s long-standing relationship with Nepalese farming communities.
Field experience carried forward.TSC attended its first APSA event in Mumbai in 2025. The milestone opened further conversations around different varieties with multiple companies from different countries.
More countries, companies, and variety opportunities.
Building on two decades of field experience, TSC continues working on different varieties with companies from multiple countries while staying connected to the needs of Nepalese agriculture.
The next chapter continues to grow.Real agricultural understanding begins with growers, crops, and local conditions.
Lasting progress comes from dependable relationships across many seasons.
International innovation creates value when it is understood in the Nepalese context.
Timalsina Seed Concern (TSC) connects Nepal's agricultural sector with quality seeds and agricultural products sourced through trusted international partnerships. We are committed to supporting growers with better choices for better harvests.