Valley 365 review
Remote pivot and linear control, field-based recommendations, and variable-rate irrigation in one platform.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Valley 365 brings remote equipment management, irrigation scheduling, variable-rate irrigation and Valley Insights access together in a cloud-based platform. It is aimed at growers operating connected Valley equipment, including pivot and linear irrigation systems, pumps and water-delivery equipment. Web, iOS and Android access supports viewing field and equipment information from desktop, tablet or phone. Its fit is strongest for Valley operators who want recommendations and equipment controls alongside their connected devices, rather than a standalone irrigation tool.
The platform combines irrigation recommendations based on soil moisture, crop stage and weather data with remote monitoring and control. Available controls include start and stop, direction, speed and stop-in-slot, subject to equipment and access. Variable-rate irrigation uses field-specific prescriptions. List and map views show connected devices, while equipment status, graphs, readings and notes provide operational context. Soil-moisture devices and weather stations are among the supported systems. Valley Insights crop-health and irrigation alerts are available in select regions, so access to that part of the platform depends on location.
Valley 365 connects with AgSense, Valley Scheduling, Valley Variable Rate Irrigation and Valley Insights, and provides single sign-on access to connected Valley technologies. That ecosystem focus is useful for growers already operating Valley equipment; buyers seeking broad, vendor-neutral compatibility should compare alternatives. The vendor directs customers to local dealers for access options and pricing, and availability is limited to select markets. Choose Valley 365 if connected Valley controls, field-specific prescriptions and irrigation recommendations fit your operation. Consider another option if your priority is a platform independent of Valley equipment or if your operation needs functions beyond the controls and insights described here.
Valley 365 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Remotely monitors and controls connected irrigation equipment
- Offers variable-rate irrigation with field-specific prescriptions
- Combines equipment, environmental and agronomy data in one place
- Where it doesn't
- Device controls depend on equipment type and user access
- Available only in select markets
- Pricing requires contacting a dealer
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