SOGE's Water Irrigation Station
Provides water to farmers for irrigating rice fields, vegetable, crops, and fruit trees. Farmers do not need to spend money on purchasing the solar system but pay for the water service based on the size of the land they do farming.
About Water Irrigation Station
Solar irrigation Station, SOGE started installing in the late of 2021. Nowadays, SOGE has installed 20 stations across five provinces: Kampong Cham, Kampong Thom, Kampong Chhnang, Pursat, and Battambang. There are 1,505 water users for irrigating 3,052 hectares of vegetable and rice farmer.
Features of Water Irrigation Station
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Adequate water irrigation in all seasons: Ensures consistent water supply, regardless of weather conditions.
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No need to invest in a solar system: Farmers pay for water service based on land size, eliminating the need for upfront investments.
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No worries about technical issues: SOGE's Water Irrigation Stations are designed to be low-maintenance and reliable. SOGE use solar-powered with sun tracker systems and products hight quality that reduce technical problems and downtime. And in case any issues do arise, SOGE is there to address, ensuring farmers can focus on their crops without worrying about technical hurdles.
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Reduced expenses: Cost-effective solution that lowers overall farming expenses.
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Higher crop yields: Improved irrigation leads to better crop productivity and harvests.
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Usable in remote areas: Can be deployed in remote locations, supporting local farming communities.
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Eco-friendly living: Solar energy usage reduces reliance on fossil fuels and promotes environmental sustainability.
The Water Irrigation Stations from SOGE offer several environmental benefits:
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Eco-friendly living: By using solar energy to power the irrigation systems, these stations reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower carbon emissions.
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Water conservation: Efficient water management helps conserve water resources, which is crucial in areas where water scarcity is a concern.
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Sustainable agriculture: Improved irrigation leads to better crop yields, which promotes sustainable farming practices and reduces the need for additional agricultural land.
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Reduced technical issues: Solar-powered systems are generally low-maintenance, which means fewer resources are needed for upkeep and repairs.
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Remote area usage: The stations can be used in remote areas, supporting local communities and reducing the environmental impact of transporting water or energy resources over long distances.
These stations contribute to a greener and more sustainable future for Cambodian agriculture.
