Krishi Mandi utilizes anaerobic digestion and microbial fermentation to convert agricultural waste into compressed biogas and organic manure, addressing crop spoilage and waste management in farming communities. This technology promotes renewable energy production and supports sustainable agricultural practices, benefiting over 1,200 connected farmers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Agricultural communities face challenges related to crop spoilage and inefficient waste management, leading to environmental concerns and economic losses for farmers. Traditional disposal methods often contribute to pollution and fail to harness the potential value of agricultural byproducts.
Solution
Krishi Mandi offers a waste-to-energy bioconversion system that transforms discarded vegetables and other agricultural waste into compressed biogas (CBG) and organic manure. The system utilizes anaerobic digestion and microbial fermentation to break down organic matter, capturing biogas for energy production and producing nutrient-rich manure as a byproduct. This approach reduces waste volume, generates a renewable energy source, and provides farmers with a sustainable alternative to chemical fertilizers. By integrating these technologies, Krishi Mandi promotes environmental sustainability and fosters economic growth within farming communities.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes farming communities, agricultural Mandis, and Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) seeking sustainable waste management solutions and renewable energy sources.
Features
- Anaerobic digestion technology to break down organic waste.
- Microbial consortia to enhance the fermentation process.
- Modular fermenter design for efficient biogas production.
- Production of compressed biogas (CBG) as a renewable energy source.
- Generation of organic manure for soil enrichment.
- Real-time data analytics and crop yield predictions.