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Wilo Launches Fertigation Trolley to Transform Agriculture in India

All India – December 10, 2024 – Wilo, a global leader in water management solutions, has unveiled the Wilo Fertigation Trolley, a groundbreaking system that integrates irrigation and fertilization to address critical challenges in Indian agriculture. Powered by solar energy, this innovative device reduces fertilizer use by 40%, increases crop yield by 30%, and enhances water efficiency, offering farmers a sustainable and cost-effective solution.


India’s agriculture sector faces mounting challenges due to high input costs and resource inefficiencies. The Fertigation Trolley is designed to deliver precise amounts of nutrients and water at each stage of crop growth, conserving resources, reducing labor, and lowering production expenses.

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In alignment with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, the Fertigation Trolley is manufactured locally, ensuring farmers have easy access to spare parts and maintenance services.

“This solution supports farmers in using water and fertilizers more efficiently, strengthening farming practices and improving rural incomes,” said Mr. Ravindra Ulangwar, Head of Water Management at Wilo.


Real-Life Impact

Farmers like Mr. Dilip Kale from Sadguru Farms in Pune have already seen transformative results using the Fertigation Trolley. By adopting this technology, Mr. Kale improved his crop yields and water use efficiency, setting a benchmark for neighboring farmers to follow.


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A Step Towards Sustainable Agriculture

The Fertigation Trolley empowers farmers to make informed decisions regarding water quality, soil pH, and nutrient levels. Wilo’s system addresses pressing agricultural challenges while contributing to the broader goal of sustainable farming practices in India.

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