For farms & irrigation
A pivot is irrigated as one block. It does not dry as one block.
One quarter bakes while another sits wet. Salt builds in a corner nobody walks. A nutrient gap opens in a patch that looks perfectly green from the gate. We measure each part of the field separately and tell you what it actually needs — so water, fertiliser and diesel go where they earn something.
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Everything on one platform
Six things a farm manager needs to know or do, running on the same measurements. Use one of them or all of them.
Crop monitoring & anomalies
Health and growth tracked through the season, with problems flagged while they are still small enough to fix.
Crop monitoringIrrigation & water
What each zone is actually using, where water is being wasted, and a variable rate plan your controller can execute.
Below on this pageDrainage & salinity
Salt risk flagged weeks before the canopy shows it, with leaching mapped to the zones that need it.
Drainage & salinityNutrient management
Same crop age does not mean same nutrient need. Deficiency is located before it shows as a yield gap, so fertiliser goes where it is short.
Below on this pageRemote control
Pivot status, schedule changes and fault alerts from wherever you are, instead of a drive out to the field to look.
Remote controlFarm calendar & records
Every operation planned, assigned and recorded in one place — and a clean record when someone asks for proof of what you did.
Farm calendarWater where it earns something
Two quarters of the same pivot get the same water. One of them is losing it to the air before the crop can use it; the other is still short. Neither is visible from the road, and both show up on the water bill.
We measure the demand of each zone separately and compare it against what is actually being applied. The gap between those two numbers is the waste — and it is usually larger than anyone expects on a field that looks healthy.
The output is a plan, not a chart: how much each zone should get, ready to hand to a variable rate controller or to run manually.
Nothing goes on the machine and nothing gets buried in the field. The first result comes back on a pivot you already run, so you can check it against what you know about that field before you change anything.
Equal crop age does not mean equal need
A field sown on one day, with one seed, from one machine, does not develop evenly. By the time a shortfall is visible in the canopy, the plant has already spent part of the season underfed.
Deficiency is located while it can still be corrected, and mapped to the areas that are short — so the fertiliser bill goes down and the yield does not follow it.
Everything lands on one board: what each field needs today, what is scheduled, and what changed since last week.
What it has been worth
Figures from commercial deployments, stated with the conditions they were measured under. Results vary by crop, soil and irrigation system, and detailed case evidence is available to prospective customers under NDA.
Start with one field
Send us the boundaries of a pivot you have questions about. We will run it and walk you through what comes back — no installation, nothing to fit on the machine.
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