See exactly what you get, before you pay a dollar
You already have sensors in the dirt. For $20/acre/year we read them and send your team the five things below. No new hardware.
Illustrative sample for a fictional “Sample Orchard Co.” No real grower’s farm, blocks or numbers appear here.
1. The weekly record
Written for a CCA. Quiet days stay quiet; alert days land by 7am.
Three straight days at 108°F or hotter, Sun Aug 2 to Tue Aug 4, peaking 114°F. Plan sets and crew timing ahead of it.
- 1. Front-load North Pistachio Blk 1 · low soil moisture (18%)
- 2. Front-load South Navel Blk 4 · low soil moisture (20%)
- 3. Check River Block Almond sensor · no data 3d 8h
All 22 stress-modeled blocks read optimal today. North Pistachio Blk 1 (18%) and South Navel Blk 4 (20%) are running dry ahead of the Aug 2 to 4 heat; refill those profiles before the heat, not during it.
Following this week’s reviewed water order.
SAGE, the language model that writes the summary, never states a number it did not read from your sensors. Underneath sit six decision systems. Three trained AI models are live in the irrigation decision today (SENTRY, WATCHDOG, PULSE); more are trained and staged behind promotion gates. Stress is reported as same-day crop-stress signals.
2. The field check
Techs join by magic link and see only their assigned ranches.
The driest and darkest blocks rise to the top of each queue, ranked from the same alerts as the record.
Techs log pressure-bomb readings, gauge photos and set changes from the orchard, offline if needed. Field records feed the monthly gated retrains; nothing is promoted without dated new labels.
3. The reviewed water order
The coming week’s order is drafted from the sensor record, forecast ETo and your allocation, then reviewed by an adviser before it goes out. Model outputs are estimates; the reviewed order is the source of truth. Nothing here controls a pump or a valve.
4. Sensor health
No model in this one: which loggers phoned home and which went dark.
Each morning we read every logger’s last reading time. Within about 26 hours is healthy; otherwise it is silent. Loggers dark over a month are excluded as decommissioned.
5. The record and its limits
Readings are batched, signed with a private key only we control and committed as a single fingerprint (a Merkle root). Certificates issued from those batches are Ed25519-signed (RFC 8032) and verifiable by anyone against our public key. Each fingerprint includes the previous one, so a changed reading breaks every fingerprint after it. Certificates are re-verified on every lookup. Patent-pending.
Limits: tamper-evident records preserve attested readings and reports; they do not by themselves establish measurement accuracy, water savings or regulatory compliance. No credit volume, price or revenue is established.
6. Plans
BYOS is $20/acre/year on your existing sensors, everything above. First 30 days free, no credit card. The paid plan starts on Day 31 unless you cancel in writing by Day 28. After the BYOS trial converts, cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing quarter.
IrriMAX is self-serve: paste your key and we pull your sites. Other brands connect through concierge setup. Managed is $80/acre/year: sensors, install and field service by our CCA-led team under a signed agreement.
Questions: info@agwaterai.com