Irrigator Pro review
A free irrigation adviser that pairs crop stage with soil-water estimates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Irrigator Pro is a free irrigation scheduling tool for growers of peanuts, cotton, and corn. It estimates available soil water from rainfall and irrigation records or soil-moisture readings, then compares that estimate with crop water needs at different growth stages. The result is advice on when irrigation may be needed, rather than control of irrigation equipment. Its stated crop focus makes it most relevant to small growers working with those crops; operations seeking a general-purpose system for other crops should look elsewhere.
The tool can use manual entries for rainfall, irrigation, and soil-water readings, including soil water potential or volumetric water-content sensor readings. It also supports data from the University of Georgia repository, UGA Probe and Bridge, Trellis, and AgSense wireless soil-moisture systems. Notifications cover irrigation needs and crop phenological changes. Web and mobile platforms synchronize, with apps available for iOS and Android. This mix suits growers who can supply their own records or have a supported sensor source; the recommendations are tied to the quality and availability of those inputs.
According to the published description, Irrigator Pro is free, with no paid tiers described. Its narrow crop scope and advisory role are the main boundaries: it does not remotely operate irrigation equipment, so growers who need control or automated execution should consider a system designed for that job. For peanut, cotton, or corn growers looking for crop-stage guidance without a stated subscription cost, its combination of soil-water estimates, sensor connections, and notifications is a focused fit. Email is the listed support channel.
Irrigator Pro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Recommendations account for crop growth stage and estimated available soil water
- Accepts manual records and readings from several supported sensor systems
- Web and mobile apps sync and can send irrigation and crop-stage notifications
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on peanut, cotton, and corn rather than a broad range of crops
- Advises when to irrigate but does not remotely control irrigation equipment
- Recommendations depend on entered rainfall and irrigation records or sensor readings
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