Monitoring and Telemetry in Irrigated Agriculture

Irrigated agriculture is a practice that uses equipment and techniques to supply partial or total water deficiency for planted crops.

It is present in all regions of Brazil, especially where there is a shortage of water, as is the case in the semi-arid region, or where prolonged periods of drought occur, as in the central region.

      

There are some irrigation models, such as manual irrigation, which have the following negative consequences:

 

  • high labor costs
  • irregular irrigation
  • low work efficiency

  

Another option is the non-automated irrigation model, which has equipment but is still manually controlled, which generates wasted resources, imprecise irrigation volume and high labor costs.

The third model is automated irrigation, with complex equipment that is expensive to maintain, in addition to the entire network of cables, which are difficult to install, necessary to make the operation possible.

Above Above-Net proposes a new model , a solution whose topology includes sensors spread throughout the planted crops, transmitting in real time the relevant conditions and quantities to increase harvest productivity.

      

The benefits of this solution are:

      

  • Low energy consumption
  • Wide coverage
  • Massive connection
  • Low cost
  • Easy deployment
  • Real-time monitoring
  • Precise irrigation
  • Remote management
  • Time and volume-based irrigation strategies
  • Intuitive dashboard
  • Custom alarm conditions and triggers 

      

The solution also offers a system that detects irregularities and triggers alarms via SMS or email to the maintenance team, thus reducing losses and consequently increasing productivity.

All this through intelligent irrigation management, easy implementation and low operating costs.


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