Water Management Shouldn'tDepend on Manual Operation
Managing multiple irrigation zones manually takes time and increases the risk of missed schedules, equipment issues, and unnecessary water usage.
Multiple zones require attention
EACH IRRIGATION ZONE NEEDS DIFFERENT TIMING — MANUAL OPERATION QUICKLY BECOMES DIFFICULT AS SYSTEMS GROW.
Pump operation isn't always monitored
PUMPS AND VALVES CAN FAIL WITHOUT IMMEDIATE NOTICE — SMALL PROBLEMS CAN INTERRUPT ENTIRE IRRIGATION CYCLES.
Schedules are difficult to manage
REPEATED DAILY WATERING ROUTINES CONSUME TIME — AUTOMATION ENSURES CONSISTENT OPERATION EVERY DAY.
Water Delivery
Pump Control
Automatically start and stop pumps when irrigation begins.

Zone Management
Valve Control
Operate individual irrigation valves for precise water distribution.

Property Control
Multi-Zone Irrigation
Manage multiple irrigation zones from one connected system.

Remote Access
Scheduling & Control
Monitor irrigation and update schedules remotely through the Ufarms app.

Water Every Zone on Schedule — Without Manual Valve Walks
Ufarms automates irrigation from the pump to every zone with independent schedules for valves and pump control — operators manage watering from one place, update programs, override a zone when needed, and keep pumps tied to real irrigation cycles instead of manual valve walks.
Every zone waters on its own schedule
Independent timing replaces manual valve walks and missed beds.
Pumps start and stop with the program
Dry-run risk drops when pump control is tied to real irrigation cycles.
Schedules stay easy to change
Adjust timing and overrides from one dashboard instead of rewriting timers on site.
Field-Tested & Farmer-Approved
- 80,000+ sq ftof indoor & CEA systems automated
- 13+commercial farm deployments
- 3continents tested
- 15+ acresof open-field automation

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