Bloomday Clock seeks to use a Solar Farming model to ensure a sustained, supplemental income for the farming community, to add and compensate for lower farm income in lean agricultural periods. In comparision to a thermal power plant, the Solar farm would save 66 Lakh litres of water helping conserve local resources ther while helping supplying power to the grid and create income generation for the inhabitants of the solar farm.

Tuljapur, a part of Marathwada is a severely drought-prone region of Maharashtra, which receives 30% less rainfall than the national average, and does not have any rivers originating the area.Since 2014, erratic weather resulting from climate change, and the absence of irrigation facilities has resulted in the year-on-year failure of key cash-crops - cotton, soy-bean, jowar, pulses and oilseeds.

Repeated crop failure has pushed the region’s farmers to economic distress, resulting in a very high farmer suicide rate. In 2018 alone, 278 farmers from the region have committed suicide till April. Years of crop failure has resulted in dwindling per–capita income, slowing economic growth and forced migration of the farming population to other regions of Maharashtra.

The following are the benefits from the solar farm to the farming communities of Tuljapur :
1. Increased availability of electricity for running irrigation systems to support local agriculture.
2. Availability of electricity to support the needs of local entrepreneurs and established business.
3. Increased availability of power in the local grid for domestic use, and the reduction of load shedding in the area.