Agrico Web Control review
A focused control platform for centre pivots and pumps, with remote automation and safety shutoffs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Agrico Web Control connects centre pivots and pumps for remote irrigation monitoring and control. It is aimed at farms that need to track machine status, flow, pressure, pivot position, direction and precipitation, then act on that information without being at the equipment. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market and enterprise operations, but the product's core is specific: centre pivots, pumps, reservoir pumps, booster pumps and valves. It suits farms prioritizing equipment control and pump coordination over soil-moisture-led irrigation decisions.
Automation and monitoring are its strongest areas. Users can remotely control centre pivots and set actions triggered by position, time or power state. Pump controls cover pressure, flow, reservoirs and valves, and the system can coordinate pivot machines with reservoir and booster pumps. Safety shutoffs can respond to pipe or pivot faults. Real-time readings are complemented by historical pivot monitoring and event logs with user inputs, system states and sensor changes, including graphed metrics. Optional GPS positioning and end-pressure monitoring add pivot-specific visibility. Automated SMS and missed-call notifications are also available. These capabilities make it a better fit for operations seeking machinery and pump oversight than for those looking for soil-moisture control.
The service is web-based, with cloud and mobile deployment listed, and mobile app support is specified. Agrico lists phone and email support, including 24/7 support. Pricing is contact-sales, so farms will need to speak with Agrico to assess commercial fit. The product is worth considering when remote pivot operation, programmable actions and pump safety are central requirements; farms whose main need is soil-moisture-based control should look for an alternative that explicitly covers it.
Agrico Web Control pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Monitors pivot position, flow, pressure, direction and precipitation in real time
- Automates pivots and pumps with triggers based on position, time or power state
- Pump safety shutoffs respond to pipe or pivot faults
- Where it doesn't
- Does not provide soil-moisture control
- Focuses on pivots, pumps, reservoirs and valves rather than broader irrigation systems
- Commercial details require contacting Agrico
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