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AWD Rice Cultivation



AWD Rice Cultivation

Digitised Alternate Wetting & Drying programmes from farmer onboarding and plot mapping to pipe installation and water-level tracking.

AWD Rice Cultivation dMRV

We digitise Alternate Wetting & Drying programmes end-to-end, from farmer onboarding and plot mapping to pipe installation and water-level tracking, with GPS-verified evidence at every stage.

The problems with paper-based AWD monitoring

Paper-based AWD rice monitoring is slow, difficult to scale and prone to missing or inaccurate records, making it harder to verify water management practices and methane-reduction claims.

  • Paper farmer registers – Records can be lost, duplicated or difficult to audit.
  • Missing installation proof – No geotagged evidence confirms where equipment was installed.
  • Delayed water readings – Manual data may arrive late or without reliable dates.
  • Poor cycle tracking – Wetting-and-drying cycles are difficult to document accurately.
  • Disconnected records – Farm, equipment and monitoring data are not properly linked.
  • Verification delays – Missing evidence slows audits and carbon-credit verification.
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