Starter Kits
Feature

Soil Water Status

Plant available soil water is estimated with the use of advanced electronic sensors that are installed in open fields, grow tunnels or climate-controlled greenhouses. A robust wireless system transfers soil water data to our cloud-based applications that interpret and advise users on current status and future plant water requirements.

Volumetric Water Content

Volumetric Water Content

Soil Water tension or Soil Matric Potential

Soil Water tension or Soil Matric Potential

Weight-based

Weight-based

Soil Water Status
Feature

Plant Water Status

Plant water status can be measured with our sensors and their response to water stress is detected with our algorithms and generate alerts for manual or automatic remedial action.

Canopy Temperature

Canopy Temperature

Size Variations

Size Variations

Sap Flow rate

Sap Flow rate

Stem Water Potential

Stem Water Potential

Plant Water Status
Feature

On-Site Weather

Site-specific weather monitoring allows farmers to take advantage of hyperlocal precipitation and plant water use information to make precise irrigation decisions. Our rugged and accurate weather stations meet WMO (World Meteorological Organization) requirements and work independently for years. Field-tested in various geographies in the continental US our weather station hardware is sourced from reputable vendors that supply to NOAA and other world-class research and government organizations.

Plant Water Status
Feature

Irrigation Advisory

Easy-to-interpret irrigation advisory based on real-time soil, crop and weather conditions. By knowing when and how much to irrigate for optimal crop growth, a grower can save 30-60% of water and input costs. In addition to in-situ sensors, we also utilize advanced weather forecast services to provide accurate, site-specific future plant water use estimates, which is valuable for large farms where various zones are irrigated on different days. Data sources used for Irrigation Advisory:

Canopy Temperature

In soil & weather sensors

Plant Size Variations

Precipitation History

Sap Flow Rate

Weather Forecast

Stem Water Potential

Crop Growth Stage

Stem Water Potential

Site Specific evapotranspiration

Irrigation Advisory
Feature

Automatic Irrigation Control

In addition to irrigation advisories that guide growers to control irrigation manually our systems can also be used to automatically control irrigation valves. While large irrigation systems (center pivot, drip etc.) are typically controlled via manufacturer provided applications, small farms lack that ability to remotely control valves and pumps. Our battery-powered controllers are easy to install and last for up to 10-years with minimal maintenance.

Automatic Irrigation Control

Support Crops

Row Crops

Row Crops

Tree Crops

Tree Crops

Vineyards

Vineyards

Vegetable Farms

Vegetable Farms

Greenhouse

Greenhouse

Urban Agriculture

Urban Agriculture
Feature

Supported Irrigation Modes

Drip Irrigation

Drip Irrigation

Drip irrigation is a micro-irrigation system that has the potential to save water and nutrients by allowing water to drip slowly to the roots of plants, either from above the soil surface or buried below the surface.

Center Pivot

Center Pivot

Center pivot irrigation is an overhead sprinkler irrigation consisting of several segments of pipe with sprinklers along their length, joined together and supported by trusses, and mounted on wheeled towers.

Sprinkler

Sprinkler

An irrigation sprinkler is a device used to irrigate agricultural crops, lawns, landscapes, golf courses, and other areas. They are also used for cooling and for the control of airborne dust.

Furrow

Furrow

Furrow is where water is applied and distributed over the soil surface by gravity. It is by far the most common form of irrigation throughout the world.

Products

Monitor plant development and apply precision farming technologies

Rainfall Smart Sensor

0.2 mm Rainfall (2m cable) Smart Sensor

Rainfall Smart Sensor

0.2 mm Rainfall (2m cable) Smart Sensor

Rainfall Smart Sensor

0.2 mm Rainfall (2m cable) Smart Sensor

Rainfall Smart Sensor

0.2 mm Rainfall (2m cable) Smart Sensor

Diverse Data Sources

Diverse Data Sources

Solution Specific User Interface

Solution Specific User Interface

Supports Hybrid IoT Connectivity

Supports Hybrid IoT Connectivity

Analytics Modules Available

Analytics Modules Available

LoRaWAN

LoRaWAN

Satellite Constellation

Satellite Constellation

Cellular Connection

Cellular Connection

Application

Stay Informed

Monitor plant development and apply precision farming technologies

Stay Informed
Zone Mapping
Ground Water Usage
My First Zone