AgWaterAI in 50 seconds.
Follow a sample ranch from Monday's briefing to Thursday's water order, and see how the adviser reviews it and how water use tracks against the groundwater allocation.
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- 0:00
Probes already in the ground. Soil probes already in the ground trace moisture at six depths, day and night.
- 0:08
Monday. The briefing lands. A written email before the week starts lists the blocks at or under the line, the pressure chamber watch and the ETo outlook.
- 0:14
Your sensors or ours. Run it on the Sentek, METER, Irrometer or AquaSpy probes you already own, or on our sensors with our crew and agronomist.
- 0:19
Thursday. The draft water order. The draft order gives the sets, pump hours and days for each block, with the reason.
- 0:25
Your adviser makes the call. Your adviser changes one block’s pump hours and issues the order.
- 0:30
Every acre-foot against the allocation. Recorded use and labeled estimates fill a gauge against the GSA allocation, and the GSA number is the official one.
- 0:36
Your position, every week. A sample ranch dashboard shows the allocation bar, the probe readings, and which meters are live and which are labeled estimates.
- 0:41
The signed water-use record. Reading summaries are signed into a hash-linked record, tamper-evident from signing forward. On our order pilot farms, the draft order is logged before the adviser makes the call.
- 0:45
The closing card. Your adviser makes the call, with both plan prices and agwaterai.com.
AgWaterAI is irrigation decision software that shows permanent-crop growers their water use against their groundwater allocation each week, built on proprietary field data and delivered through the grower's own crop adviser.
Sample dataBuilt around readings taken in the orchard.
AgWaterAI grew out of a second-generation crop-advising practice that has worked Central Valley orchards since 1984.
- 6,500+
- 6,500+ pressure chamber readings, and 5,500+ of them on blocks with their own soil probe, matched to its readings and the weather (through Sep 30, 2026).
- 70 sites
- Daily soil data since 2016 on our oldest site; 70 instrumented sensor sites as of Aug 30, 2026.
We keep the pressure chamber as the ground truth for tree water status and build the software around it.
What the grower and the adviser see each week.
Sample data
Sample data
Sample dataThe signed water-use record.
Reading summaries are signed into a tamper-evident record. A change made after signing shows.
Since Sep 3, 2026, on the farms in our order pilot, the draft order is held back and logged in a hash-linked record before the adviser makes the call; the issued order is kept with the readings behind it.
The record is tamper-evident from the point of signing forward. It does not by itself establish measurement accuracy, water savings or regulatory compliance.
Signed, tamper-evident records. Patent-pending.
Measured groundwater reduction.
Companies with water replenishment goals can fund sensors and monitoring on California orchards. Pumping is metered where qualifying wellhead meters are in place, with other values labelled by source; pressure chamber readings document tree water status, not pumped volume. Any validated volume is independently reviewed before it is claimed.
Your sensors or ours.
- Platform
$20per acre per year
Use the probes you already own.
Free for 90 days from when your probe data connects. Sign up October through December and it stays free through March 31.
Works with the Sentek, METER, Irrometer or AquaSpy probes you already own.
- Managed
$80per acre per year
Sensors, crew and agronomist included.