In most cases, yes: SNA designs solar stations that run the farm's pumps and irrigation systems during the day on clean energy, keeping the current power source as backup where needed.

With an initial request by phone, WhatsApp or e-mail, followed by a meeting to learn the requirements and the farm's conditions, then solution preparation and a quotation.

The farm's actual need: pump and irrigation loads, operating hours and site conditions.

Specifications SNA sets for each product and verifies before approving it, above all its fit for the Saudi market and client, along with sustainability, reliability and stability.

SNA contracts global and local partners to manufacture agricultural equipment to standards it sets to suit the Saudi farm, and confirms compliance with its standards before approval.

Pesticide sprayers and farm machinery in different sizes and types; the list grows with the market's needs.

Yes, first start-up and spare parts are part of every piece of equipment SNA approves.

They are set in the offer, protecting the client and the company according to the type and size of the order.

Solving engineering problems in agriculture, energy and what connects them: studying the problem and the market, taking it to manufacturing partners, and engineering, manufacturing, commissioning and maintaining the solution.

No, the sector serves any farm or project with an engineering problem that needs a solution.

By describing the problem or the requirements needed; a site visit is then scheduled.

That is precisely what the sector works on: taking the problem to SNA's manufacturing partners to engineer a suitable solution.