Transformation of Agricultural Systems for Climate Resilience

Wayfield Agricultural Technology works closely with farmers to build resilient crop systems, improve incomes, and strengthen rural livelihoods.

Smallholder Farmers

Smallholder farmers are the most vulnerable to climate risks—irregular rainfall, rising temperatures, soil degradation, and increasing pest pressure. Wayfield works at the grassroots level to help smallholder farmers adapt, reduce risk, and build resilient farming systems and increase productivity.

Women Farmers & Livelihoods

Women farmers play a critical role in farming and are custodian of indigenous farming knowledge. Wayfield actively engages women in training programs, crop management decisions, and livelihood improvement initiatives—strengthening household-level climate resilience.

Farmer Awareness & Training

Wayfield focuses on knowledge transfer, not just input recommendations. Through on-field training,workshops, community-level capacity building and continuous advisory support, farmers gain the capacity to make informed decisions under changing climate conditions.

Impact at a Glance

Climate-Resilient Agriculture

Integrating native seeds, agroecology and data-driven advisory to build future-ready farming systems.

Building Resilience

Reducing climate risk through sustainable practices, water efficiency, and adaptive cropping systems.

Wayfield is creating impact through climate-resilient farming practices, technology enablement in demand driven crop production and agri value chain with a holistic approach which inludes leveraging climate resiliency in agriculture.

Impact on Farmers & Growers

a.) Trained over 18000+ smallholder farmers and women farmers in climate-resilient crop production practices.
b.) Increased yield and profitability through access to premium crop varieties and precision agri-advisory.
c.) Enabled direct market access and demand driven production.

Impact on Crop Procurement Ecosystem

a.) Built a verified sourcing network across key agricultural belts in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Karnataka, Gujarat, Rajasthan and beyond.
b.) Delivered 500+ successful B2B transactions for food processors, exporters, and wellness brands.
c.) Enabled direct market access and specification driven production.

Digital & Technological Impact

a.) Integrated smart contracts and digital payments to enhance transparency and reduce risks for the buyers.
b.) Developing crop traceability and compliance management systems for buyers and suppliers.

Strategic Collaborations and Environmental Climate Impact

a.) Promoting low-emission, regenerative agriculture practices for soil health and biodiversity.
b.) Engaged with CSR programs and policy bodies to amplify regional agri-impact.
c.) Showcased at Dubai Expo 2020 under Government of India's Startup India program.
d.) Wayfield Agricultural Technology participated in the Paris Peace Forum 2025, contributing to global dialogues on climate-resilient agriculture, smallholder empowerment, and South–South cooperation.

Wayfield continues to scale its mission to create a climate-positive, tech-enabled, and inclusive agri-ecosystem—benefiting farmers/growers, businesses and the planet.