Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Wavar Partners with KARD for Expansion in Madhya Pradesh
Imagine two companies, Wavar and KARD, are teaming up in a big farming state called Madhya Pradesh.
Wavar has special ways to help farmers manage bugs and plants without using too many harsh chemicals, which is called IPM.
KARD is helping them do this across the state.
They want to help a lot of farmers, maybe over 100,000, in the first go.
By working together, they hope farmers can spend less money on farming stuff, grow more food, and have better soil and healthier food.
They'll also teach farmers how to use these new methods and use technology to keep track of everything.
It's all about making farming better for farmers and the planet.
Wavar and KARD have formed a partnership to expand Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions in Madhya Pradesh.
The collaboration aims to implement IPM solutions across major agri belts and impact over 1 lakh farmers in the first phase.
The partnership will focus on introducing Wavar’s eco-friendly pest management products, field training, and digital traceability systems.
Farmers are expected to reduce input costs by up to 40%, improve yields, and enhance soil and food quality.
Wavar's model includes initiatives like ‘Wavar Mitra’ and ‘Wavar Saheli’ to engage farmers and distributors through data-led processes.
- Who
- Wavar and Kamdar Agro Research & Development (KARD)
- What
- Announced a state-level partnership to expand Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions in Madhya Pradesh
- When
- Announced on November 10, 2025
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- To implement IPM solutions, introduce eco-friendly products, provide farmer training, and establish digital traceability systems to reduce costs and improve yields.
- Companies Involved
- Wavar, Kamdar Agro Research & Development (KARD)
- Area of Expansion
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Focus Areas
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions, eco-friendly products, farmer training, digital traceability
- Target Impact (Phase 1)
- Over 1 lakh farmers
- Key Benefits for Farmers
- Reduced input costs (up to 40%), improved yields, healthier soil and food quality
- Partnership Announcement Date
- November 10, 2025