The Problem

Irrigating to a calendar means watering ground that is already wet and missing the days that matter — at the cost of water, energy and yield.

Field instrumentation and control that tells you what the soil and canopy are actually doing, then acts on it. Soil moisture at depth, on-farm weather and irrigation control in one system, built to survive dust, heat, water and distance from mains power.

What's Included

Everything Smart Agriculture needs to work properly

Soil moisture and salinity

Probes at multiple depths showing where the water actually is in the root zone.

On-farm weather

Local rainfall, temperature, humidity, wind and evapotranspiration rather than a forecast for the nearest town.

Irrigation control

Valve and pump control with scheduling that reacts to measured conditions, plus manual override at the panel.

Crop and canopy conditions

Leaf wetness, canopy temperature and growth-stage tracking to inform spray and harvest timing.

Field-grade hardware

Solar powered, IP-rated and long-range, built for sites with no mains power and no reliable cellular signal.

Alerts and reports

Pump failures, tank levels, frost risk and irrigation summaries, sent to the phone in your pocket.

What You Get

The difference it makes

Irrigation decisions based on measured soil moisture
Water and pumping energy applied where they do work
Frost, pump and tank problems flagged early
A season-long record to compare blocks and practices

Related Work

Irrigated farmland at sunrise with monitoring equipment

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