The core intelligence hub of your automation network. The OMS Gateway aggregates real-time data from field sensors, ensuring seamless connectivity and reliable, AI-driven decision-making for your entire water distribution ecosystem.
The Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) is designed for rugged field performance. It precisely monitors and executes commands at individual outlet points, bridging the gap between your centralized controls and your actual field irrigation infrastructure.
Smart Irrigation Automation for a 40-Acre Arecanut Farm in Shivamogga, Karnataka
Smart Irrigation Automation for Arecanut Farm in Shivamogga can help farmers manage irrigation more systematically across large plantations. At Praveen’s 40-acre arecanut farm in Savalanga, Shivamogga, Karnataka, a wired Smart Irrigation Automation System was installed to make everyday irrigation management more organized and convenient.
The installation includes Dcon AgSMART connected to 13 irrigation valves, arranged across two valve groups of 6 and 7. A tank serves as the farm’s water source, while the wired automation setup provides structured control of irrigation across the 40-acre arecanut plantation.
Farm Snapshot: 40 Acres | Arecanut | 13 Valves (6+7) | Wired System | Tank
Organizing Irrigation Across a 40-Acre Arecanut Farm
Arecanut plantations require regular irrigation management, and handling multiple irrigation sections manually can become time-consuming as the farm area increases. With a 40-acre plantation, having an organized way to control different irrigation points can make routine farm operations more convenient.
For Praveen’s farm in Savalanga, the irrigation automation setup was planned around the existing tank water source and the farm’s 13-valve arrangement. The wired system connects the irrigation points through Dcon Ag SMART , creating a structured control arrangement for the plantation.
The objective is simple: bring greater organization to irrigation management across the large arecanut plantation while reducing the need for repeated manual valve operation.
Inside the Shivamogga Arecanut Farm Installation
Mobitech installed a Dcon AG SMART Irrigation Automation System at Praveen’s 40-acre arecanut farm in Savalanga, Shivamogga, Karnataka. The wired installation manages 13 irrigation valves, divided into two groups of 6 and 7 valves, providing organized irrigation control across the farm.
The system works with the farm’s existing tank water source, providing an organized irrigation control setup suited to the requirements of the arecanut plantation.
SMART Automation for Organized Irrigation
The SMART automation setup brings multiple irrigation valves into a structured control system. With 13 valves distributed across two groups, the installation is designed to make irrigation management more systematic across different sections of the arecanut farm.
40-Acre Farm
Designed around the irrigation requirements of the large arecanut plantation.
13 Valves
Provides organized irrigation control across two valve groups of 6 and 7.
Dcon AG SMART
Provides structured automation and organized control of the farm’s irrigation valves.
Tank Water Source
The automation system is integrated with the farm’s existing tank-based water source.
How Smart Irrigation Supports the Arecanut Farm
A Dcon AG SMART Irrigation Automation System can help bring multiple irrigation points into a more organized management system. Instead of repeatedly operating individual valves manually, the automation setup provides a structured way to manage irrigation across different sections of the farm.
For a large arecanut plantation, this organized approach can make routine irrigation activities more convenient. It allows the farmer to spend more attention on other important farm activities such as plantation maintenance, crop monitoring, field inspection, and overall farm management.
The system at Praveen’s farm was planned around the actual requirements of the 40-acre plantation, keeping the existing tank water source and 13-valve configuration at the centre of the installation.
A Practical Step Towards Smarter Arecanut Farming in Shivamogga
Irrigation automation becomes valuable when it is adapted to the actual requirements of a working farm. At this 40-acre arecanut farm in Savalanga, Shivamogga, the focus was on creating a more organized irrigation management system while working with the existing tank water source.
For farmers managing large arecanut plantations, organizing irrigation across multiple sections can simplify everyday farm operations. This installation demonstrates how smart irrigation automation can be configured around the specific size, crop, valve arrangement, and water source of a farm.
Smarter Irrigation. Better Farm Management.
From a 40-acre arecanut farm in Savalanga to plantations across Karnataka, irrigation automation can help farmers bring greater organization to everyday water management.
Field Images
Farmer Benefits Obtained
60%
Water Saved
73%
Input savings
53%
Yield improvement
99%
Remote Monitoring
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Irrigation automation can help organize multiple irrigation points, reduce repeated manual valve operation, and make routine irrigation management more convenient for farmers managing larger plantations.
Yes. An irrigation automation system can be planned around the farm’s crop, area, number of valves, valve grouping, and available water source, depending on the specific irrigation requirements.
Yes. Irrigation automation can be adapted to different crops and farm layouts based on their specific irrigation requirements, valve configuration, and water management needs.
The cost of irrigation automation for an arecanut farm depends on factors such as the farm size, number of irrigation valves, type of automation, wiring requirements, water source, and installation setup