Agriocom review
AgriCommander links remote valve control with scheduled, sensor-informed irrigation and fertigation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Agriocom’s AgriCommander is a cloud-based irrigation management platform for farms that need to coordinate valves, pumps and fertigation. It is accessible through web, iOS and Android, with deployment across cloud and mobile. The product supports remote valve control, manually run shifts that group valves with pump and fertigation assignments, and automatic irrigation programs that can run in sequence. Farms looking to reduce manual scheduling or coordinate irrigation equipment from a single system are its clearest fit; it is less suited to teams seeking a general farm-management platform.
Automation is a central part of the product’s scope. Programs can be scheduled to start automatically, and irrigation decisions can draw on soil monitoring and weather forecasts. AgriCommander also uses sensor, water-flow, fertilizer-flow and forecast data for decision support. The vendor describes connections with valve controllers, tensiometers, pump controllers, fertigation systems and weather stations. Alerts cover performance issues, water-use thresholds and maintenance, while analytics and reporting focus on system performance, water use and efficiency. These capabilities make it relevant to farms that want both operational control and visibility into water use, provided their irrigation equipment fits the supported system types.
Pricing is handled through contact with Agriocom: prospective customers are directed to request advice for their farm, rather than choose a published plan. The vendor also describes related equipment, installation and consulting services, which may matter to farms planning a broader deployment. That approach calls for a sales discussion before budgeting and is a drawback for buyers who need transparent self-serve pricing. AgriCommander is a stronger match for farms prioritizing irrigation automation, fertigation coordination and water-use oversight than for buyers seeking public plan comparisons or a wider agricultural software suite.
Agriocom pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Control valves remotely and run grouped shifts with pump and fertigation assignments.
- Schedule automatic irrigation programs or inform decisions with soil and weather data.
- Track water use and system performance with alerts, analytics and reporting.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting Agriocom for farm-specific advice.
- Its focus is irrigation control and monitoring rather than broader farm management.
- Operations depend on compatible controllers, sensors and irrigation equipment.
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