See the root zone. Manage compatible irrigation valves.
Modulink Agri. Soil-tension readings and compatible valve control for avocado and citrus groves, and estate vineyards preparing their next irrigation season.
Two terminals, one Base Station and 90 days of Irrigation Intelligence.
$2,620 USD · 90-day pilot
Indicative core package. Sensors, solenoids, site materials and tax are additional.
Site-specific quote before you commit. You own the hardware.
A practical start at your site
Review the blocks
Agree sensor placement and document your current irrigation practice.
Install and learn
Start with readings and manual operation, with installation and operator training.
Review the pilot
Two remote check-ins and a final review of useful information, trips and measured water use.
A defined package.
An itemized quote.
Two terminals, one Base Station and 90 days of Irrigation Intelligence.
Indicative core package. Sensors, solenoids, site materials and tax are additional.
We confirm site fit, the installed scope and dates in your quotation.
Request an Agri site review| Included | Price |
|---|---|
| One on-site base station | $1,000 |
| Two Agri terminals | $1,000 |
| Standard local installation and training | $500 |
| Ninety days of Irrigation Intelligence | $120 |
| Indicative core package | $2,620 |
What Agri connects
Each terminal connects three Watermark soil-tension sensors, a soil or air temperature probe and one compatible latching valve. Review the readings, use timed manual control and choose demand-based or weather-aware operation using watering targets you approve. We commission the agreed configuration and show you how to operate it.
Installation and site costs
Sensors, solenoids, site materials and tax are additional. Your itemized site quotation confirms the total, delivery date, operating features and payment terms. Standard installation covers an accessible local site and up to four onsite hours. We quote valve-body changes, trenching, electrical/network work, additional travel and extra installation separately. You keep the hardware.
How the pilot works
We select suitable blocks, agree sensor placement and document your current irrigation practice. The pilot starts with readings and manual operation. Two scheduled remote check-ins and an end-of-pilot review assess useful information, dedicated trips avoided and, where suitable measurement is available, applied irrigation water.
Power, connectivity and local operation
The base station needs 120 VAC power. Connected services use your Wi-Fi or Ethernet; off-site access and fresh weather updates require connectivity. Local irrigation behavior is confirmed during commissioning and depends on the local system remaining operational.
Choose your ongoing service
Indicative annual service for two terminals is $240 for Monitor, including readings, history and timed manual control, or $480 for Irrigation Intelligence, adding configured demand-based and weather-aware workflows. You choose one plan. The site quotation sets out support, data access and what continues if you change or end service. Future field visits and specialist agronomy are quoted separately.
What to expect from the results
You retain responsibility for the watering strategy, including crop-health and salt-management needs. Soil tension helps inform decisions; crop observations and field judgment remain important. Reported valve state does not confirm physical flow.
For a winter vineyard installation, the pilot establishes monitoring and operating workflows ahead of the growing season. Crop yield and wine-quality outcomes take seasonal evidence. Water, labor and crop results depend on the site and its starting practice.
Start with your site.
Your location, crop, irrigated acreage, existing controller and valve setup, and the irrigation problem you want to solve.
We’ll review your application and follow up on fit and scope.