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Wireless Smart Irrigation System for 5.25-Acre Farm in Avinashi
Wireless Smart Irrigation System helps farmers manage irrigation across multiple crop sections with greater convenience and organized valve control. At Balasubramaniyam’s 5.25-acre farm in Pachalingampalayam, Avinashi, a wireless irrigation automation system was installed to manage 6 irrigation valves serving coconut, banana, and sugarcane crops.
The farm uses both a thotti and bore as water sources. The wireless setup brings the irrigation valves into a connected control arrangement, helping make regular irrigation activities more systematic across the multi-crop farm.
Irrigation Management Across Multiple Crops
Managing irrigation becomes more important when different crops are cultivated across the same farm. Coconut, banana, and sugarcane have different irrigation requirements, making organized water distribution an important part of routine farm management.
With six irrigation valves serving different sections, manual operation can require repeated movement around the farm. A wireless irrigation setup provides a more connected approach to managing these irrigation sections.
Wireless Smart Irrigation System with Dcon Ag AIR
At Balasubramaniyam’s farm, Mobitech implemented Dcon Ag AIR as a wireless smart irrigation system for the 5.25-acre agricultural area. The installation connects 6 irrigation valves and supports irrigation management for coconut, banana, and sugarcane cultivation.
The Dcon Ag AIR system is designed around the farm’s existing water arrangement, which includes both a thotti and bore. This allows the wireless irrigation automation setup to work with the available farm infrastructure while providing a more organized way to manage irrigation across different crop sections.
5.25-Acre Farm
Wireless irrigation automation implemented across a multi-crop agricultural farm.
6 Irrigation Valves
Six irrigation sections are connected through the wireless automation setup.
Wireless Automation
Wireless connectivity helps bring the irrigation valves into a connected control system.
Multiple Water Sources
The system works with the farm’s existing thotti and bore-based water arrangement.
Managing Coconut, Banana and Sugarcane Irrigation
The farm combines coconut, banana, and sugarcane cultivation within a 5.25-acre area. Since these crops are managed across different sections, having a structured irrigation arrangement can make routine water distribution easier to organize.
The wireless system allows the six connected irrigation valves to be managed through an integrated setup. This helps reduce the need for repeated manual valve operation across the farm.
By combining wireless irrigation control with the farm’s existing thotti and bore water sources, the installation provides a practical approach to managing irrigation across the different crop sections.
Key Benefits of the Wireless Setup
Wireless Valve Management
Six irrigation valves can be brought together within a connected wireless control arrangement.
Multi-Crop Irrigation
The setup supports organized irrigation management across coconut, banana, and sugarcane sections.
Reduced Manual Effort
Wireless automation can reduce the repeated manual effort involved in operating irrigation valves.
Works with Existing Water Sources
The irrigation setup is integrated with the farm’s existing thotti and bore water sources.
A Smarter Approach to Multi-Crop Irrigation
The installation at Balasubramaniyam’s farm demonstrates how Wireless Smart Irrigation can be used to organize irrigation across a multi-crop agricultural area. With six irrigation valves serving coconut, banana, and sugarcane, the system brings multiple irrigation sections into one connected setup.
For this 5.25-acre farm in Pachalingampalayam, the wireless irrigation arrangement works alongside the existing thotti and bore water sources, providing a more organized approach to everyday irrigation management.
Smarter Irrigation for a Multi-Crop Farm
From managing multiple irrigation sections to connecting six valves wirelessly, smart irrigation can bring greater organization to everyday farm operations. The installation at Balasubramaniyam’s 5.25-acre farm demonstrates a practical wireless approach to irrigation management for coconut, banana, and sugarcane cultivation.
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Farmer Benefits Obtained
60%
Water Saved
73%
Input savings
53%
Yield improvement
99%
Remote Monitoring
Which Product is Right for Your Farm? Find Out Now
Wireless Smart Irrigation uses wireless technology to control and manage irrigation valves, helping farmers operate different irrigation sections more conveniently.
Yes. Smart irrigation can be adapted to larger banana farms by connecting multiple irrigation sections and organizing valve operation through an automated system.
Dcon Ag AIR provides a wireless irrigation automation solution designed to support up to 512 wireless valves, making it suitable for managing multiple irrigation sections across a farm.
Yes. Mobitech irrigation application can support up to 5 users, allowing authorized family members or farm managers to monitor and control irrigation activities remotely from different locations.