Understand your soil
Soil sensorsMoisture, temperature and salinity (EC) at two depths in each sector. Faulty or silent sensors are flagged and ignored.
Built for large export farms · Egypt · Saudi Arabia · Oman
The smart irrigation and fertigation advisor for export farms.
Soil sensors, weather and an AI advisor that proposes what to irrigate, fertilize and spray. Your engineer approves every action.
Clear advice across every sector of your farm
One dashboard that turns sensor readings into proposed actions, with the reasons shown.
Know the weather
Weather stationTemperature, humidity, wind, rain and solar radiation give the daily crop water demand (FAO-56 ET0).
Irrigate on time
Irrigation adviceProposes when and for how long to open each valve, and defers irrigation when rain is coming.
Fertilize with care
FertigationProposes an injector run when soil salinity allows. Holds fertilizer and asks the agronomist when it is too high.
Protect your shipments
Spray log and harvest safetyTracks sprays and pre-harvest intervals and warns before a harvest date would break one.
Stay in control
Approvals and audit trailThe engineer approves or rejects every request. Who proposed, who decided and when is always recorded.
Clear advice.
Your decision.
The agent reads the farm and proposes. It never acts on its own. A valve opens or the fertilizer injector runs only after an engineer approves, and safety is checked again at approval.
Numbers come from known formulas, not a black box, and every recommendation shows its reasons.
- The agent only proposes
- One click to approve or reject
- Every action is logged
- Roles for admin, engineer and viewer
- English and Arabic interface
- Works on the farm even if the internet drops
One platform for every layer of your operation
Read the farm
LoRaWAN soil, weather and water sensors report to a gateway and an edge PC on the farm.
Get proposed actions
The agent checks moisture, salinity, forecast and spray records, then proposes irrigation, fertigation or a wait.
Decide and review
Approve or reject from the dashboard, then replay the whole day hour by hour to see what happened and why.
Built for the people who run an export farm
See and control the whole farm
One screen for every sector, with proposed actions, decisions and results. Measure water and fertilizer per kilogram of fruit.
Decide faster, with the reasons
Start the day with a ready list of proposals. Approve in one click, reject with a reason, and tune the crop settings.
Keep shipments safe
Record sprays, see the safe harvest date for each sector, and get warned before a harvest breaks a pre-harvest interval.
The spray log checks recorded spray timing. It is not a residue lab test.
Sensors and hardware
Standard LoRaWAN hardware from established manufacturers. We help you select, quote and commission it for your farm.
Soil sensors
Moisture, temperature and EC at 10 and 20 cm in each sector.
Weather station
Temperature, humidity, wind, rain and solar radiation for accurate ET0.
Gateway and edge PC
LoRaWAN radio coverage plus a local computer that keeps working if the internet drops.
Valve and injector control
Controllers for sector valves and the fertilizer injector, added after the pilot proves the advice.
Start with a pilot
A small, measurable trial on a few sectors, next to a normal sector for comparison.
What the pilot covers
- About 4 sectors with soil sensors at two depths
- Weather station, gateway and edge PC
- The agent and dashboard, with your engineer approving
- Duration agreed with you, one crop phase suggested
What we ask from you
- A sector map and valve types
- Your fertilizer injector model
- Current irrigation and fertilizer schedule
- Spray records, even on paper
We measure water and fertilizer per kilogram of fruit during the pilot. We do not promise savings before then. Any numbers in our materials are scenario assumptions until your farm's data replaces them.
Frequently asked questions
What does the agent actually do?
It reads your sensors and weather, calculates crop water demand, and proposes when to irrigate, whether to run fertilizer, and which sectors are safe to harvest. It explains why for each proposal.
Can the agent open valves or run the injector by itself?
No. It only proposes. An engineer must approve every action, and the system checks safety again at approval. For example, it refuses an injector run when soil salinity is too high or the water valve is not open.
What if a sensor fails or gives strange readings?
The agent flags the sensor, ignores it and lowers its confidence. If there is no valid data for a sector it does not advise and alerts the engineer.
Does it work in Arabic?
The dashboard has English and Arabic interfaces, and the reports can be printed in both.
What hardware do we need?
LoRaWAN soil sensors, a weather station with solar radiation, a gateway and a small edge PC. To control valves and the fertilizer injector you also need controllers that can be switched electrically. We help you choose and quote them.
What do you mean by simulated?
Our prototype runs on simulated farm data and simulated valve and injector commands. Real sensors and controllers are connected during the pilot.
Does it test pesticide residues?
No. It records sprays and checks pre-harvest intervals so harvests are planned safely. Residue testing is done by a laboratory.
How much does it cost?
It depends on farm size and hardware. After a short call about your farm we send a clear proposal for the pilot.
How do we get started?
Request a demo below. We walk you through the dashboard, then agree on sectors, hardware and timing for a pilot.
Request a demo
Tell us about your farm and we will reply to arrange a walkthrough.
Or write to omar.elkhabaz@ifarmiotsolutions.com