Success Stories
Transforming Lives Through Innovation
At Farm Watt, every project is a step toward empowering farmers, uplifting communities, and protecting the environment. Here are some of the remarkable stories that highlight our impact:
Turning Waste into Wealth in Kaushambi, UP
"Earlier, crop residue was just a waste product we struggled to dispose of. With Farm Watt's CRCPC in Kaushambi, my farm now generates additional income from selling residues. The organic manure we get as a by-product has improved our soil fertility, and the savings on chemical fertilizers are significant."
– Rajesh Gupta, Farmer
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Reduced crop residue burning by 80% in the district.
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Farmers are earning extra income from previously unused waste.
Clean Energy, Brighter Lives in Satna, MP
The biogas plant set up near our village has changed how we live and farm. We now have access to affordable, clean energy for cooking and farming operations. It's cost-effective and better for the environment.
– Sarla Devi, Community Member
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Rural households are now using clean biogas for daily energy needs.
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Dependence on wood and fossil fuels has decreased, promoting sustainable living.
Sustainable Fodder Solutions with Napier Grass
Cultivating Napier grass under Farm Watt's guidance has been a profitable addition to my farm. It serves as both fodder for my cattle and a renewable energy source for the nearby biogas plant. This dual benefit has transformed my farming practices.
– Mohit Verma, Dairy Farmer
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Farmers adopting Napier grass report 25% higher incomes.
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Improved cattle health and milk yield due to better-quality fodder.
Organic Manure: Boosting Yields in Unnao, UP
The organic manure supplied by Farm Watt has rejuvenated our soil. My crops are healthier, and I’ve reduced my reliance on chemical fertilizers by 70%. It’s a win for my farm and the environment.
– Kanta Devi Yadav, Organic Farmer
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Farms using organic manure report higher crop yields.
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Soil health in the region is improving significantly, reducing long-term costs for farmers.