Water Crop is an irrigation management app that helps farmers increase productivity and optimize water use with clear, science-based irrigation recommendations for center pivot systems.
No guesswork. No complex calculations.
Just open the app and know how much water to apply.
Irrigation decisions are often based on guesswork, fixed schedules, or expensive sensors.
That leads to wasted water, higher costs, and yield losses at critical stages.
Water Crop delivers daily, field-specific irrigation recommendations using science-driven crop modeling without soil moisture sensors.
Just based on Weather data + soil characteristics + crop physiology → clear irrigation recommendations.
Water Crop is powered by an advanced agricultural modeling system that simulates how crops respond to water availability under real field conditions.
By processing these variables together, Water Crop calculates the daily crop water balance and generates field specific irrigation recommendations for each center pivot.
By eliminating soil moisture sensors, Water Crop:
This is science working for the farmer, not technology that complicates daily operations.
Water Crop helps farmers apply water strategically throughout the crop cycle.
We know when and how much water each crop needs at every growth stage, allowing:
Water Crop is an Agrotech startup founded in 2020 by agronomists, researchers and scientists.
Our team includes professionals with advanced academic and technical backgrounds in:
The company was created with a single goal: help farmers increase productivity by optimizing irrigation using science.
Water Crop operates at scale in Brazil, expanded operations to Paraguay in 2025, and is preparing to launch in the United States in 2026.
We are also testing and validating our technology in different environments as part of our expansion into Europe.
Are you a farmer interested in smarter irrigation decisions?
Get in touch to learn how Water Crop can support your operation.
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