MapMyCrop Irrigation Suite review
Satellite-informed schedules and water tracking for farms planning irrigation by field and zone.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
MapMyCrop Irrigation Suite models field water needs for irrigated farms and estates, as well as water user associations, irrigation schemes, agribusinesses, and public water managers. It draws on satellite imagery, weather, soil, and terrain data to produce field-level irrigation recommendations. The suite is a fit for teams that need planning and monitoring across fields and zones; it is less suited to buyers whose main requirement is confirmed remote control of irrigation equipment.
Its planning tools extend beyond a single schedule. The product provides irrigation and fertigation schedules with zone-level water volumes, daily crop and reference evapotranspiration modelling, and alerts for changing irrigation needs, including forecast rain. Maps cover water stress, soil moisture, soil temperature, and plant wetness. Users can compare scenarios, track planned versus actual water use weekly, and view a farm-level Irrigation Efficiency Rating with component scores. The vendor says sensors are not required to start, while sensor and IoT feeds can be added. Smart irrigation and fertigation systems are listed as integrations, and schedules are described as ready for smart controllers; the product description does not establish that it operates equipment remotely.
The cloud platform includes dashboards, CSV export, and API access, including the MapMyCrop API. That supports farms and larger organizations that want to connect planning data with existing sensor feeds or irrigation systems, while the web and API platform framing may be less appealing to buyers specifically seeking a dedicated mobile workflow. Pricing is contact-sales, with a demo request path and enterprise pricing options rather than published plan tiers. Email is the stated support channel. Choose it for satellite-based planning, zone water volumes, and water-use tracking; consider alternatives if published self-serve pricing or confirmed direct equipment control is essential.
MapMyCrop Irrigation Suite pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines satellite, weather, soil, and terrain data for field recommendations
- Provides zone-level irrigation and fertigation schedules with water volumes
- Tracks weekly planned-versus-actual water use and compares scenarios
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than choosing a published plan
- Schedules are ready for smart controllers, but remote equipment operation is not confirmed
- Sensor and IoT feeds may need integration for farms seeking sensor-informed workflows
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