Water access, connected to the wider farm journey.
Agronah’s PAYGo solar irrigation work brings irrigation infrastructure into a connected digital and climate-smart agriculture ecosystem, alongside farmers, local service partners and institutions.
Build the deployment around the people and place.
Each opportunity starts with local context. Farmers and partners can discuss the site, water source, crops, seasonal needs, service model and financing approach before defining a deployment.
Understand the location
Describe the farming area, water access, crops and growing season that the irrigation system would support.
Coordinate local delivery
Bring farmers, equipment and service providers, operators and program partners into the deployment conversation.
Connect the farm workflow
Consider how irrigation can fit with farm information, expert support, storage, markets and institutional reporting.
What to bring to a first conversation
Place and users
Location, farmer or cooperative groups, and the crops or value chains involved.
Deployment model
Potential local operator, installation and maintenance roles, and partner responsibilities.
Affordability and support
Questions about financing, payment arrangements, access criteria and ongoing farmer support.
Availability, eligibility, financing terms and service arrangements are determined with local deployment partners.
Explore a solar irrigation partnership.
Share your location, the farmers or value chain involved, and the kind of deployment you want to explore.