AgSense


As a grower, you need to make informed decisions that will help conserve resources and produce a profitable operation. AgSense® hardware enables you to do just that. The AgSense Farm equips you with the advanced technology you need to maximize your efficiency and to save time, water and money. It’s peace of mind that gives you the time and freedom to enjoy life.

Whether you’re looking to remotely implement VRI prescriptions for irrigation, or monitor grain bins, tank levels or even the weather, AgSense technology has you covered.


Field Commander

The industry-leading Field Commander® incorporates patented GPS technology to remotely monitor and control irrigation systems from web-connected smartphones, tablets and computers. Installed on more pivots than all other brands units combined, it provides real-time information and up-to-the-minute alarms via email or text messaging.


Precision Link

The AgSense T-L Precision Link and T-L Field Commander incorporates patented technology to remotely monitor and control T-L Irrigation hydraulic systems from web-connected smartphones, tablets, and computers. Installed on more pivots than all competitive units combined, it provides near real-time information and up-to-the-minute alarms via email or text messaging.


Crop Link

Crop Link® allows growers the flexibility to monitor and control multiple devices on the farm from a single webpage, including flowmeters, pumps, weather sensors, tank monitors and electric motors.


Aqua Trac

Aqua Trac gives you the power to track and measure soil moisture conditions in your fields remotely, so that you can manage your irrigation operations efficiently and effectively. The simple, easy-to-understand user interface makes it possible to monitor and control all your AgSense® devices from virtually anywhere in the world.


Grain Trac

Grain Trac removes the guesswork from grain storage and reduces the number of necessary trips to the bin site by remotely monitoring grain temperature. Customizable notifications alert you to ‘hot spots’ as they begin, rather than discovering them after the damage has been done.