Sustainable farming practices that benefit both farmers and
the environment.
FarmWatt converts agricultural waste into bioenergy, addressing the environmental
and economic challenges leftover farm residue poses.
Farmwatt is committed to transforming agricultural practices by
converting biowaste into bioenergy.
Napier grass, also known as elephant grass, it is widely used as feed
for livestock and in bioenergy applications.
Organic Manures are plant and animal wastes that are used as sources of plant nutrients.
They release nutrients after their decomposition.
Farm Watt is committed to transforming agricultural practices by converting biowaste into bioenergy. By championing sustainable solutions, we aim to contribute to a cleaner, greener, and safer earth, reducing pollution and promoting environmental harmony.
Create sustainable energy solutions and improve agricultural waste management across rural India.
Rural Business Ecosystem Development with Institutional partnership from diverse fields.
Transforming Agriculture through Bioenergy Innovation
Addressing Rural Challenges through Bioenergy Solutions
At Farm Watt, our mission is to revolutionize agricultural practices by harnessing the power of biowaste. We are committed to turning agricultural residues and organic waste into sustainable bioenergy, contributing to a cleaner environment and empowering rural communities.
Through cutting-edge technology and innovative processes, Farm Watt converts waste into valuable energy resources, reducing dependency on fossil fuels and promoting eco-friendly solutions. Our initiative supports farmers by offering a dual advantage—effective waste management and access to renewable energy, creating a sustainable future for agriculture.
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Trust By Farmers
Farmwatt actively engages with local farmers and suppliers to secure a consistent supply of agricultural waste.
Our Services
At Farm Watt, we offer a range of services that align with our commitment to transforming agricultural practices through renewable energy and sustainable solutions. Each service is designed to empower farmers, promote eco-friendly methods, and contribute to a greener planet.
We provide secure storage and reliable supply facilities to handle agricultural waste responsibly.
Napier grass, a high-yield crop, serves as a cornerstone for renewable energy solutions.
Transforming waste into energy through cutting-edge biogas technology.
Promoting organic farming with nutrient-rich manure derived from biogas plant by-products.
Why Choose Farm Watt?
Our Impact
Farm Watt is your partner in creating a future where agriculture thrives alongside the planet. Let’s build sustainability, one service at a time.
FarmWatt currently operates in six states— Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu — where it is actively working to implement its biowaste solutions and scale its impact.
Contributes to combating climate change by reducing methane emissions & fostering cleaner air.
Localized energy generation reduces reliance on grid power and fuel imports.
Empowering farmers to adopt green practices while boosting agricultural productivity.
Families Impacted
Direct and Indirect Jobs
Savings CO2 emission in atmosphere
Energy generated
Import Savings of crude oil
Fermented Organic Manure produced
Powering Agriculture with
Renewable Bioenergy
Farm Watt stands at the forefront of sustainable agricultural innovation, turning agricultural biowaste into bioenergy.
Advanced technology transforms agricultural and organic waste into clean, renewable energy.
Our Latest Projects
Farm Watt is committed to turning challenges into opportunities, making agriculture more sustainable and energy-efficient. Together, we can redefine farming for a greener, cleaner tomorrow.
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