RYNAN Alternate Wetting & Drying System

Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) is a water management technique used in rice cultivation.

Our Solution

Traditionally, Alternate Wetting & Drying relies on farmers manually monitoring water levels through tools like perforated tubes. Our AWD allow for more precise water management in rice cultivation reducing the production of methane.

Benefits of using an AWD for rice cultivation

• Reduced Water Usage
  Save precious water resources with precise irrigation based on actual field needs.
• Increased Yields
  Optimize water use to promote healthy root growth and potentially improve rice yields.
• Reduced Costs
  Save money on water bills and potentially reduce fertilizer needs with improved soil health.
• Sustainable Farming
  Minimize your environmental impact through lower methane emissions
• Improved Efficiency
  Save time and effort with automated monitoring and personalized irrigation recommendations.

RYNAN AWD System 

This digitalized Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) solution uses smart sensors and a user-friendly mobile app to optimize water management. By monitoring real-time soil moisture levels and providing personalized irrigation recommendations, RYNAN AWD System empowers you to grow more rice with less water. This translates to reduced costs, improved yields, and a smaller environmental footprint.

• Water Management
  Equipped with an in-built sensor that accurately measures and continuously monitors water levels in rice fields to help with optimizing water management. 
• Data Collection & Analysis
  Data is transmitted wirelessly to the RYNAN Mekong App for easy access. Using predictive analysis, the system analyzes the data and provides farmers with recommendations on when to irrigate and how much water to apply.
• Real-Time Monitoring and Alerts
  This system allows for more efficient and precise water management by providing real-time insights into soil moisture conditions. It notifies farmers when the water level falls below a specific threshold, indicating it's time for re-flooding.