
From root-zone readings to irrigation decisions
Choose useful measurement points around the crop, soil and irrigation zones.
Explore this requirementFields, orchards & growing zones
Bring soil conditions, local weather and equipment status into a system your team can use.
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The field requirement
Understand root-zone moisture, temperature, rainfall and local climate without treating every measurement point as a separate project.
SunGene handles equipment sourcing, farm system architecture and the agreed software or integration work. On-site construction and installation are carried out by local teams; we can help you find and coordinate a suitable partner.
Selected soil and weather sensors → field logger with the required inputs → suitable wired or wireless uplink → your platform or an agreed data service → trends, exports and defined alerts.
Site & interface review
Working with what is already there
Existing probes or weather equipment can be reviewed for reuse when their model, output and documentation are available. Compatibility is confirmed against the required logger and data interface.
Review equipment compatibilityOur project role
The proposal defines equipment, software functions, testing, site responsibilities and support. This application page describes a scope for discussion, not a preconfigured or already accepted installation.
See our integration servicesUseful before you begin

Project planning example
A farm monitoring configuration review shows why input counts, network requirements and expansion options should be checked together.
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Engineering planning example
Define what happens between a rainfall measurement and its arrival in a platform, including retries and power interruptions.
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Selection & integration guide
A distributed water-monitoring review exposed why a power estimate from another logger configuration cannot be reused unchanged.
Read the guideSelect the version for your controller, power and site.
Let’s start with your field
A short description, site photo or equipment list is enough to start the conversation.