Join the 2027 pilot

What a farm gets each week

A plan for every block, a map that shows where to check, and water records for your buyers.

The weekly plan

One short WhatsApp message with the pump hours a day for each block. The hours come from the soil twin.

  • Hours a day for each block, every Monday.
  • Three buttons: OK, Question, More info.
  • Our AI model explains the plan in plain words. It never changes your hours.
  • In French or Arabic, whichever you choose.
  • If something looks wrong, a person from our team follows up.
Bonjour Ahmed,
cette semaine, arrosez :
Bloc 32 h 50 / jour
Bloc 51 h 40 / jour
OKQuestionPlus d’infos

Pourquoi moins pour le bloc 5 ?

Le bloc 5 a des arbres plus jeunes, avec des racines plus petites. Ils ont besoin de moins d’eau. Les heures restent les mêmes.

Example message.

The farm map

Your block outlines are drawn from PlanetScope images before we visit and checked with you at setup. Images at 3 m, almost every day, show tree size and canopy. When a block suddenly weakens, you get an alert so you know where to check. NASA Landsat thermal images show which blocks run hot.

A weaker block never gets more water by itself. It can mean a blocked line, salt or root rot, and too much water makes root rot worse. A check in the field decides.

Block 12 h 40Block 22 h 30Block 32 h 50Block 43 h 10Block 51 h 40Block 62 h 50

Block 4

Variety
Area
Tree age
This week

Example farm. Tap a block.

Water records

Audit-ready water records for GLOBALG.A.P. SPRING: metered water per hectare and month, an irrigation log, and a plan based on crop water use. The packhouse sees the records of all its supplier farms in one place.

The auditor certifies the farm. The farm still needs its own water permit and paperwork. We supply the numbers.

Water record, block 3 (4.2 ha). Example.
MonthPlanned m³/haUsed m³/haWeeks metered
April4104304/4
May5605755/5
June6906804/4
July7607754/4
Season so far2,4202,46017/17

Join the 2027 pilot

Do you run a drip-irrigated citrus farm or a packhouse in Souss-Massa? We're looking for three farms for a free pilot. Researchers and funders are welcome to write too.

Fill in the application Or write to pilot@arvessa.org
Drip line watering a young tree