Under the FAO framework, climate-smart agriculture must achieve three objectives at once. CASFarm delivers all three on a single piece of land:
Climate-smart agriculture does not stop at technical recommendations. To work on a real field, farmers need equipment simple enough to use every day and reliable enough to serve as evidence. CAS designs and builds that equipment here in Vietnam.
In rice farming, most methane is released when the field stays flooded without interruption. Alternate wetting and drying fixes that: let the water fall below the soil surface by a set depth before pumping again. But doing it properly means knowing where the water level is, every day, in every plot.
The CAS device solves exactly that. A graduated tube sits submerged in the field while the level sensor and wireless transmitter send readings back to the system — so whoever manages the field knows when to pump without wading out to look. For a rice-growing household this means saving water and pumping electricity. For a carbon credit project, it is the evidence.
Want to apply this on your own growing area? Talk to CASFarm to discuss scale and how to get started.
