A valve that opens late, a pressure lower than expected, a leak upstream or a clogged dripline silently change the water your crop receives — and none of it shows until the damage is done.
The flow meter installed at the end of each sector’s line records the actual volume applied in every irrigation. SAQIA compares it with what was scheduled and alerts you when the numbers don’t add up. A leak, a clog or a failing valve no longer goes unnoticed until the end of the season.
Out-of-range pressures give away clogging, breaks or hydraulic design problems. With flow and pressure together you can tell a clogged dripline from an upstream leak — and act before it costs you harvest.
When the season closes you have the actual water applied, sector by sector and irrigation by irrigation. Not what you scheduled: what actually reached the crop.
A handful of sensors, installed in a morning, on a network that is yours. And the same infrastructure grows whenever you want: more sensors, an irrigation plan with CSIC agronomic judgement, automation.
See the full sensing serviceTell us how you irrigate today and we will propose the minimum sensing to watch flow and pressure in your sectors, with the Monitor subscription level.
