Case Study - 1
Enhancing Crop Yields with Smart Irrigation
A group of farmers in Bihar faced challenges due to erratic weather patterns and water scarcity. They adopted Hariyalikart's Smart Irrigation System, which helped them optimize water usage based on real-time data. This resulted in a 30% increase in crop yields and a significant reduction in water costs.
Case Study - 2
Sustainable Farming with Precision Agriculture
A large-scale farm in Vaishali sought sustainable farming practices. Hariyalikart's AI-powered solution provided precise recommendations for planting, fertilizing, and harvesting. This approach led to a 20% reduction in chemical use, lower operational costs, and increased profits.
Case Study - 3
Empowering Small Farmers in Patna
Small-scale farmers in Patna lacked access to modern farming techniques. Hariyalikart initiated a comprehensive training and support program, equipping farmers with IoT devices and knowledge. Within a year, participating farmers reported a 25% increase in income and improved crop quality.
Case Study - 4
Smart Pest Management in Jehanabad
Pest infestations were a recurring issue for farmers in Jehanbad. Hariyalikart introduced an AI-based pest monitoring system that detected early signs of infestations. Farmers received timely alerts and solutions, resulting in a 40% reduction in crop loss and increased profits
Case Study - 5
Sustainable Water Management in Hajipur
Farmers in Hajipur faced severe water scarcity issues. Hariyalikart implemented its IoT-based Smart Irrigation System, which allowed farmers to schedule irrigation based on soil moisture levels. This led to a 50% reduction in water consumption and improved crop health.
Case Study - 6
Maximizing Profits in Hulasganz
Farmers in Hulasganz were dealing with overuse of chemicals, which affected soil health and crop quality. Hariyalikart introduced its precision farming solution, optimizing nutrient application and monitoring soil conditions. This led to a 25% reduction in chemical costs and a 15% increase in profits.
