If your farm drip-irrigates but the valves are opened by hand — or with a controller that makes you walk to the head unit to change anything — part of every day of the season goes into opening and closing rounds. And irrigating at night, when energy is cheaper, means someone gets up early. Automation with LoRaWAN wireless valves removes both: each sector opens and closes on its own, following the plan you approve, from your phone.
No trenches or cabling to each sector: every LoRaWAN valve communicates by radio with your farm’s gateway. The schedule lives in the valve itself, so irrigation continues even if coverage drops momentarily.
Every farm starts from a different point, and the proposal adapts to it. We work with three scenarios depending on the electrical state of your installation: a suitable panel with compatible valves; valves that need replacing; or a farm with no previous automation. The technical visit determines which — and its cost is deducted if you sign up.
Every opening is logged. Manual control remains available at all times: from the app and physically in the field. Automatic irrigation doesn’t take away the wheel; it takes away the rounds.
The same infrastructure that removes your valve rounds today can tomorrow execute a weekly irrigation plan with CSIC agronomic judgement: how much and when to irrigate each sector, decided with your farm’s data.
See the Advisor and Autopilot service levelsAnd we will tell you what your farm needs to automate: scenario, equipment and steps. The technical visit is deducted if you sign up.
