What we check
Your borewell and your crop
We check the borewell depth and recovery, the pump size, and the few critical weeks when you must water, so the system covers the load that matters most.
A pump sized for the borewell you have and the crop you grow.
Kalaburagi is India's tur dal bowl, with jowar and cotton on the same black soil. Much of it is rain-fed, but the protective watering at flowering and pod-fill comes from borewells, and a missed watering there costs the season.
What we check
We check the borewell depth and recovery, the pump size, and the few critical weeks when you must water, so the system covers the load that matters most.
During installation
We work around the sowing and harvest windows, and design for the heat and dust so the panels keep generating with a simple cleaning routine.
The crop, the borewell depth and yield, and the way you irrigate differ from one taluk to the next. We size the pump and panels for the farm in front of us, not a district average.
Afzalpur is tur, jowar, and cotton on black soil, mostly rain-fed with borewells for the protective waterings.
Aland is tur and jowar country with some grape and vegetables on borewell water near the Maharashtra border.
Chincholi has more tree cover and some tank irrigation alongside tur, cotton, and pulses on borewell water.
Sedam is cotton, tur, and jowar on black soil, with borewells and some canal pockets near the Bhima.
A system sized to your borewell and crop, the water it will move, the subsidy you qualify for, and the payback based on what you spend on pumping today.
We check the borewell depth and recovery, the pump size, and the few critical weeks when you must water, so the system covers the load that matters most.
We work around the sowing and harvest windows, and design for the heat and dust so the panels keep generating with a simple cleaning routine.
PM-KUSUM support may be available for eligible farmers and pump types. We check the current notification, confirm what you qualify for, and file the application with you through the nodal agency. The subsidy and approval rest with the authority.
No. Land area is a rough guide only. The borewell depth and yield, your pump, your crop's water need, and how you irrigate decide the right size.
The panels, pump, and controller installed and tested, the expected water output, monitoring access where fitted, warranty papers, and the service plan.
Share your taluk, your borewell depth, your pump size, and what you spend on fuel or power today.