Regenerative is the new sustainable
The principle is that you always give back what you take. It is a circular way of thinking and taking care of what we have. Spowdi’s mission is to ignite millions of small-hold farmers with independence, self-sufficiency and profitability with increased crop yields, significantly less water use, and only the sun as a power source. We call it Spowdi Smart Farming.
Smart Farming harnesses and optimizes resources for greater sustainability
Through our ‘seeing is believing’ approach, Spowdi Smart Farming creates standards and specifications to develop small-hold farming into sustainable best practices. Spowdi’s patented technology and allied distribution and financing mechanisms are already enabling small-hold farmers to be more profitable by securing higher food production with less water.
Our ‘Spowdi Smart Farms’ work as demo sites, testbeds, and training hubs for small-hold farmers, trainers, distributors, educationists and potential partners.
Showcasing Spowdi Smart Farms
To see is to believe. That is why we have Spowdi Smart Farms open for visitors in the countries we operate in. Interested in visiting a Spowdi Smart Farm? Contact us at hello@spowdi.com
India – Spowdi Smart Farm, NISE
At National Institute of Solar Energy’s (NISE) premises in Gurugram, NISE and Spowdi has established a Smart Farm, where Spowdi Smart Farming technology is used and evaluated. It is also used as a learning centre for institutions, agricultural universities, and farmer communities. The produce from the Smart Farm is used in the NISE canteen.
Spowdi Smart Farm – NISE
Gwal Pahari, Faridabad
Gurugram Road, Gurugram, Haryana 122003
Read more about the farm here
Spain – Spowdi Smart Farm, Malaga
In Malaga, Spain, we showcase our Spowdi solar-powered irrigation system, and companies, organizations, governments, and other stakeholders are welcome to visit the Smart Farm. Our Chief gardener Julio grows a variety of crops on the one-acre farm, delivering vegetables to nearby restaurants. This is truly a farm to fork concept in action.
Spowdi Smart Farm – Malaga
Puro Huerto, Los Manceras
Toto, Camino del Toto, Campanillas, 29590 Málaga
Chief gardener: Julio
Sweden – Spowdi Smart Farm, Stockholm
Encouraged by the outcome after one season with the Spowdi smart irrigation system, Ulriksdals Värdshus in the Royal Garden in Stockholm, is now expanding their locally grown produce and installing more Spowdi systems. The Spowdi system helps the restaurateurs move towards their goal to create a circular and sustainable ecosystem, improve produce traceability, and move away from industrially produced food.
Welcome to visit the garden where we showcase the Spowdi Mobile Pro MKII system.
Garden of Ulriksdals Värdshus
Ulriksdals Slottspark, 170 79 Solna.
Chief gardener: Maria Hult
Read more about farming at Ulriksdals Värdshus
Explore Spowdi stories of Smart Farming across the world
Small-hold farmers play a crucial role in driving an agricultural evolution that is fossil-free and regenerative. Spowdi’s fossil-free irrigation system enables them to secure higher crop yields, greater profitability, and with it, greater independence. Read more about Spowdi adopters and ambassadors below.
Spowdi Stories
Falji Bhai: From Barren Land to a First Summer Harvest
In some food-producing regions, it is common for farmers to leave their fields barren in the summer since high temperatures and little rainfall make it close to impossible for them to cultivate during that time. This has previously been the reality for Falji Bhai, a small-hold farmer in Gujarat, India. Falji Bhai used to flood irrigate his two-acre farmland, which earned him an average crop yield and income. During the…