Irrigating by calendar is irrigating blind
Two trees in the same plot can have very different needs; managing them as equals costs yield.
Spin-off of the Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (IAS-CSIC)
Tree-by-tree characterization, plant sensors you own and irrigation decisions backed by CSIC science. For olive, almond and other irrigated tree crops.
Two trees in the same plot can have very different needs; managing them as equals costs yield.
Valves that open late, low pressures and leaks silently change the water that actually reaches the crop.
Hours every day of the season opening and closing sectors by hand.
Tree-by-tree LiDAR + RGB flight: canopy volume, missing trees and topography of the whole orchard.
More detailA LoRaWAN network you own: weather station, actual flow and canopy temperature.
More detailA weekly irrigation plan per sector with CSIC agronomic judgement.
More detailSAQIA executes the plan on your valves; you supervise.
More detailIn an irrigated tree crop, watering with the right judgement at the right moment has a direct effect on yield. Our minimum working target is a 5% yield improvement — and with your farm’s LiDAR baseline, it gets documented, not promised. Add the foreman hours that disappear when irrigation runs itself, and the option of irrigating at night on off-peak electricity.
«We don’t sell sensors. We are agronomists: we work so your farm produces more and takes less effort to manage. The sensors, the drone and the platform are our tools — just as the tractor is yours. When you call us, the person on the other end knows what an irrigation season is.»
Asymetree is a spin-off of the CSIC Institute for Sustainable Agriculture in Córdoba, Spain. Behind every irrigation recommendation there are decades of published research on water–plant relations in olive and almond — already applied on ~10 pilot farms in Andalusia.
Meet the science and the teamTell us how you irrigate today: crop, area and sectors. We reply within 48 working hours with concrete next steps for your case.