Smart Irrigation· AgriTech, IoT
A 1.5-acre plantation watered by data, not by guess
We put a mixed horticulture plot on soil and weather sensors with zone-wise automation, saving an estimated 40 percent of water.
- IoT Systems
- Sensor Networks
- Automation
- Monitoring
~40%
Estimated water saved
The challenge
A farmer in Jharkhand ran a 1.5-acre plot with a mix of horticulture and other plantation crops. Watering was done by hand and by habit, with no view of soil moisture or weather. Different crops needed different schedules, none of which were tracked, so water and labour were wasted and irrigation was inconsistent across the plot.
What we built
We built a full IoT irrigation system and integrated it across the plot.
- Soil-moisture and weather sensors placed across the plot
- Zone-wise automated valves driven by live sensor data
- Crop-specific irrigation schedules per zone
- Mobile monitoring, alerts and dashboards so the farmer can watch and act from a phone
The results
The plot is now watered on the basis of soil moisture and weather rather than habit, with each crop zone on its own schedule. Based on comparable deployments, water use fell by an estimated 40 percent, with less manual effort.
The water-saving figure is an estimate based on similar smart-irrigation deployments, not a metered result from this site.
At a glance
- /1.5 acres of mixed horticulture on sensor-driven irrigation
- /Zone-wise automation, each crop on its own schedule
- /Roughly 40 percent estimated water saving
- /Mobile monitoring, alerts and control
Built with
- IoT sensor networks
- Soil-moisture & weather sensing
- Automated valve control
- Mobile dashboards
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