VCN and VCN4 wirelessly connect to AIR and operate DC solenoid valves.
Measures soil moisture, soil temperature, and atmospheric temperature in real time.
It monitors wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, and weather forecasts.
FRT wirelessly receives data from AIR and the fertigation controller to enhance automation.
VCN and VCN4 wirelessly connect to AIR and operate DC solenoid valves.
Measures soil moisture, soil temperature, and atmospheric temperature in real time.
It monitors wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, and weather forecasts.
FRT wirelessly receives data from AIR and the fertigation controller to enhance automation.
Micro Irrigation
Large Water Management SystemThis Smart Farming Technology success story comes from Ilayangudi Taluk in Sivagangai District, where a farmer manages approximately 1 acre and 20 cents of agricultural land with around 130 fruit and vegetable plants. The farm includes mango trees, cherry plants, bitter gourd, and several other crops.
Before implementing automation, irrigation was handled manually. The farmer had to travel to the farm daily, open and close irrigation valves, and monitor water distribution for several hours. Managing irrigation often took nearly 5 hours per day, making it difficult to balance farming activities efficiently.
To improve irrigation efficiency and reduce labor dependency, the farmer decided to adopt Smart Farming Technology through a wireless irrigation automation system. The primary goal was to automate watering schedules, conserve water, and improve overall farm management.
Since the farm relies on borewell water, efficient water management was essential. Automation provided a reliable solution that ensured crops received water at the right time while reducing unnecessary wastage.
Mobitech installed a TCON System equipped with multiple automated valves across the farm. The system was configured to support timer-based irrigation, cycle scheduling, and zone-wise water distribution.
The farmer can now schedule irrigation for different sections of the farm independently. Some irrigation zones operate for 30 minutes, while others run for one or two hours based on crop requirements. This flexibility allows efficient water management throughout the farm.
The implementation of Smart Farming Technology has significantly improved irrigation efficiency. Automated scheduling ensures water is supplied consistently, helping the farmer avoid overwatering and underwatering while maximizing water-use efficiency.
Labor requirements have also been reduced considerably. Instead of manually operating valves every day, the farmer can rely on automation to manage irrigation. This saves valuable time and allows greater focus on crop maintenance and farm expansion.
Another major advantage is water conservation. Water is delivered only where it is needed, reducing wastage and preventing excess water from reaching unwanted areas. This also helps minimize weed growth and improves overall farm productivity.
Fruit crops require consistent irrigation to maintain healthy growth and productivity. Following the installation of the automation system, water distribution became more uniform across all cultivation zones.
By delivering water at the right time and in the right quantity, Smart Farming Technology helps maintain optimal soil moisture levels. This supports healthier crop development and improves the utilization of available water resources.
This successful implementation of Smart Farming Technology in Ilayangudi demonstrates how automation can transform traditional farming practices. By automating irrigation operations, farmers can improve water-use efficiency, reduce labor dependency, and enhance crop productivity. As more farmers adopt smart agricultural solutions, Smart Farming Technology will continue to play a vital role in building a sustainable future for agriculture across Tamil Nadu and India.
The TCON system automates irrigation valve operations and distributes water efficiently across different irrigation zones, reducing manual intervention and improving water management.
TCON supplies water only when required and prevents unnecessary irrigation, helping farmers utilize borewell water more efficiently while reducing wastage.
Yes. The mobile application can be installed on multiple smartphones (up to 10 users), allowing family members to monitor and control irrigation activities together from different locations.
Yes. TCON can be customized for different farm sizes, making it a practical solution for small, medium, and large agricultural operations.
Farmers choose TCON because it simplifies irrigation management, improves water-use efficiency, reduces operational effort, and supports sustainable agriculture.
With the TCON Irrigation Automation System, farmers can save significant time in their daily irrigation activities. On this 4-acre coconut farm in Avalpoondhurai, the system eliminates the need for manually operating 9 irrigation valves and making frequent field visits. Irrigation schedules are managed automatically, ensuring efficient water distribution across the farm. This allows the farmer to focus on other important agricultural tasks while improving overall farm productivity and water management efficiency.