Who is sunculture?

Welcome to SunCulture At SunCulture, we strive to solve the biggest daily challenges of smallholder farmers. We use off-grid solar technology to provide our customers with reliable access to water, irrigation, lighting, and mobile charging, and we can do all of that with a single system.

Who started sunculture?

It’s been 10 years since Ibrahim and his co-founder Charles Nichols launched SunCulture, a start-up headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya that helps farmers grow food without relying on rainfall by using solar-powered irrigation systems instead.

Why should you choose sunculture?

With SunCulture, you can increase your crop yields by 300% and reduce your water usage by 80% with a simple push of a button. We also offer a Pay-As-You-Grow option that allows you to pay in small monthly installments. We have high standards of quality for both our solar pumps and services.

How does sunculture work?

With SunCulture, you can increase your crop yields by 300% and reduce your water usage by 80% with a simple push of a button. Yield 1x Up to 5 times Increase in yields Income Growth 1x Up to 10 times increase in income Our Pricing And Plans Effective & Flexible Pricing That Adapts Your Needs ClimateSmart Battery with RainMaker 2 System

Does sunculture support irrigation?

In some ways, SunCulture just extends that model to agricultural applications. The company’s best-selling product line can support irrigation for a two-and-a-half acre farm, Ibrahim said. “ With the $14 million in funding, from investors including

Why did sunculture move?

That timing is part of what has enabled SunCulture to succeed where other companies have stumbled. “We moved here at a time when [solar] reached grid parity in a lot of markets. It was at a time when a lot of development financiers were funding the nexus between agriculture and energy,” said Ibrahim.