Many farmers face problems during heavy rainfall. Excess water collects in the fields and causes waterlogging. When water stays around crops for a long time, plant roots do not get enough air. This affects plant growth and can damage or destroy crops.
Because of waterlogging, farmers may lose a part of their harvest and earn less money. The soil can also become unhealthy, making farming more difficult in the future.
At the same time, a large amount of rainwater flows away and gets wasted. This water could be stored and used later for irrigation, especially during dry periods. However, many farmers cannot afford costly machines or systems that require electricity and regular maintenance.
This problem is common in many farming areas, especially during the rainy season. Farmers need a simple, low-cost, and eco-friendly way to remove excess water from fields while also saving useful rainwater. Solving this problem can help protect crops, reduce losses, and support better farming.