Wavar's IPM Solutions Help Chilli Farmers Across Karnataka & Maharashtra Achieve Record Success

• Chilli farmers in Karnataka & Maharashtra report a significant reduction in pesticide use & improved crop quality using Wavar’s IPM solutions. • Farmers have experienced cost savings of up to 50% on chemical sprays, leading to healthier & low-residue crops. • Wavar continues to drive sustainable farming practices, empowering farmers in both states.

Mumbai, October 2024: As India enters the Rabi season, chilli farmers across Karnataka and Maharashtra are reaping the benefits of Wavar's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions. By reducing their reliance on harmful chemicals and focusing on long-term crop health, these farmers are seeing significant cost savings, improved yields, and a healthier farming ecosystem.


Dnyaneshwar Shingote, a progressive farmer from Pune, Maharashtra, shared how Wavar's IPM approach transformed his chilli farming practices. He said, "We used to do four chemical sprays a month to protect our crops. After switching to Wavar's IPM products, we've reduced it to just two sprays, cutting our costs by 50%. Dnyaneshwar's success has inspired neighboring farmers to adopt these sustainable methods, further driving community-level change."

Rameshwar Khune, a chilli farmer from Solapur, Maharashtra, echoed similar sentiments. "Before using Wavar's IPM solutions, I had to spray chemicals daily to save my crops from pest attacks. But after installing the Wavar Jadugar trap, I noticed results within 8 days and managed with just one spray, saving nearly ₹5000 in spraying costs. The shift has not only cut his expenses but also ensured better crop quality." said Rameshwar.

In Karnataka, Shivanagouda Biradar from Bijapur faced persistent issues with black thrips, a major pest affecting his chilli crop. After using Wavar's Jadugar, he witnessed unexpected results within a day, drastically reducing pest attacks and improving crop resilience.

Speaking on Wavar's commitment to chilli farmers, Mr. Sanjay Shirodkar, Co-Founder of Wavar, said, "Chilli farming is integral to the livelihoods of thousands of farmers in India, particularly during the Rabi season. At Wavar, we are dedicated to providing sustainable pest management solutions that not only reduce input costs but also improve crop quality. Our goal is to empower farmers with the tools and knowledge they need to ensure a profitable, low-residue, and environmentally friendly farming system."

Wavar's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions are part of a broader push toward sustainable agriculture, with the company focusing on reducing chemical dependence and improving farmer profitability. By offering tailored IPM packages that address specific pest challenges, Wavar ensures that farmers can grow high-quality, low-residue crops that meet European Union (EU) export standards.

Chilli is an essential crop in India's agricultural economy, with Karnataka and Maharashtra being two of the largest chilli-producing regions. Yet, farmers face significant challenges, from pest infestations to rising input costs. Wavar's IPM solutions have been instrumental in addressing these issues, providing farmers with eco-friendly alternatives that not only protect crops but also reduce operational costs.

As the demand for sustainable farming practices continues to grow, Wavar's innovative solutions are setting new benchmarks in the Indian agricultural landscape. The company is now expanding its reach across Maharashtra and Karnataka, offering customized IPM solutions to more farmers, ensuring higher yields, lower costs, and healthier crops.

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