Aqua Trac review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

Aqua Trac combines a solar-powered field unit with remote monitoring for agricultural irrigation operations. It is aimed at growers who want soil-moisture and other field readings available through Valley 365 and Valley Scheduling on web and mobile devices. Probe support includes AquaCheck, Sentek, Decagon and Watermark, while the system can also track readings such as flow, rainfall, temperature and pressure, plus tank or pond levels. Its role is to inform irrigation decisions with field data rather than automate irrigation scheduling.

Valley 365 displays moisture readings as graphs, and monitored devices have historical reports for reviewing changes over time. Users can also access readings through Valley Scheduling and the Valley 365 app, and results can be shared automatically with agronomy partners as graphs and charts. Aqua Trac Pro and Lite support different sensor and measurement inputs; Pro additionally supports Watermark sensors, pressure readings and tank or pond levels. This makes the choice between versions relevant to the sensors already deployed and the readings an operation wants to monitor.

Aqua Trac fits operations already working within Valley’s tools and seeking remote visibility across soil probes and field sensors. It is less suited to buyers looking for a standalone software product or an automated scheduling system, since scheduling automation is not part of its stated capabilities and the offering includes field hardware. Pricing is arranged through dealers, so buyers should discuss the required hardware and sensor configuration with a Valley dealer. Choose Aqua Trac for monitoring, reports and data sharing; consider another option if automatic irrigation scheduling is essential.

Aqua Trac pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Reads AquaCheck, Sentek, Decagon and Watermark probe data
  • Shows field readings and historical reports in Valley 365
  • Shares graphs and charts with agronomy partners
• Where it doesn't
  • Automated irrigation scheduling is not included
  • Requires field-unit hardware as well as monitoring software
  • Pricing is handled through dealers

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Last updated 15 Nov 2026 · How we research and update