Smart Agriculture • IoT • Automation

Make every field decision from live data, not guesswork.

Globiz Smart Agriculture is a modular IoT platform for monitoring soil, water, weather, irrigation and mixed-farm operations. It is designed for practical pilots first — then expansion based on real results.

Soil SensorsSmart IrrigationPond MonitoringAlerts & Analytics
Sensor → Gateway → CloudMobile-Friendly DashboardRules & AlertsManual + Automatic Control
Modular Farm Platform

Start with the sensors you need. Add automation when the data proves the case.

The platform can be deployed as a focused pilot or combined into one farm control system.

Soil & Orchard Monitoring

Track soil moisture, temperature and zone conditions across orchards, nurseries and open fields.

Water & Pond Monitoring

Monitor water level, temperature and compatible water-quality sensors for ponds, tanks and aquaculture systems.

Smart Irrigation

Control pumps and valves with schedules, soil thresholds, water availability and manual override.

Micro-Weather Station

Collect local temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind and other field conditions instead of relying only on regional forecasts.

Hive & Livestock Zones

Add environmental monitoring around bee hives, poultry areas, sheds or other mixed-farm production zones.

Alerts & Farm Analytics

Receive threshold alerts, review history, compare zones and identify patterns before equipment or crop issues become expensive.

Live Field Data

Every module reports numbers you can act on.

This is the reading set from a working pilot configuration: soil, water and equipment values on one screen, with history behind each one.

7 of 7 devices reportingLast sync 2 minutes ago

Illustrative pilot data. A live deployment shows your own farm and zone names.

Soil moistureOrchard A

54%

Optimal+11 pts since 13:00
Soil moistureOrchard B

46%

RecoveringIrrigated 08:10
Soil temperatureOrchard A

26.1°C

NormalPeak 29.4 at 15:00
Pond levelPond 1

1.70m

StableRefilled 12 Mar
Water temperaturePond 1

27.4°C

NormalRange 26.1 – 28.8
Water pHPond 1

7.10pH

In rangeTarget 6.5 – 8.0
Tank levelMain tank

82%

HealthyAbove 30% cut-off
Pump runtimeToday

46min

Within budgetBudget 90 min/day

Soil moisture over 24 hours

Three zones against the irrigation threshold, with valve activity shaded.

  • Orchard A
  • Orchard B
  • Greenhouse
30% 40% 50% 60% 00:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 24:00 Irrigation threshold · 35% Valve 2 open Valve 1 open
ReadingOrchard B crossed the 35% threshold at 09:00 and the rule opened valve 2 for 14 minutes. Moisture recovered without an operator on site.

Pond level, last 14 days

Daily average depth against the 1.40 m low-level alarm.

1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 Rain 18 mm Day 1 Day 7 Day 14
ReadingDrawdown averaged 3.2 cm per day. Rainfall on day 13 recovered the pond without pumping from the reserve tank.

Water used per week (m³)

Four weeks on a fixed timer, then four weeks on soil-threshold rules.

0 20 40 60 W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 Manual Automated
ReadingAverage weekly use fell from 61 m³ to 45 m³ once irrigation followed soil readings instead of a fixed timer.
System Architecture

Built as a practical edge-to-cloud system.

Keep field hardware simple while centralizing intelligence, records and management visibility.

01

Field Sensors

Moisture, water level, temperature, humidity, pH and equipment state.

02

IoT Gateway

ESP32 / suitable controllers, local logic and LoRa/Wi-Fi/cellular connectivity.

03

Cloud Platform

Secure API, device data, rules, user roles, logs and historical records.

04

Dashboard & Control

Web/mobile dashboards, alerts, reports and authorized equipment control.

Device Network

Every node is accounted for, including the ones that need attention.

Field hardware is only useful if you can see its state. The platform tracks last reading, power and link quality for each device.

Device status for the pilot farm
DeviceZoneLast readingPowerLinkStatus
GBZ-SOIL-01Soil probeOrchard A54 % VWC2 min ago87 %GoodOnline
GBZ-SOIL-02Soil probeOrchard B46 % VWC2 min ago91 %GoodOnline
GBZ-LVL-01Level sensorPond 11.70 m1 min agoMainsStrongOnline
GBZ-WQ-01Water qualityPond 17.10 pH5 min ago64 %FairOnline
GBZ-MET-01Weather nodeField edge28.6 °C3 min ago78 %GoodOnline
GBZ-PMP-01Pump controllerPump houseIdle1 min agoMainsStrongOnline
GBZ-TNK-01Tank levelMain tank82 %4 min ago41 %FairBattery low
ReadingGBZ-TNK-01 dropped below 45% battery and raised a maintenance alert nine days before the estimated cut-off.

Typical sensor specification

Soil moistureRange0 – 100 % VWCAccuracy± 3 %Interval5 min
Soil temperatureRange-10 – 60 °CAccuracy± 0.5 °CInterval5 min
Water levelRange0 – 5 mAccuracy± 1 cmInterval5 min
Water temperatureRange0 – 50 °CAccuracy± 0.5 °CInterval5 min
Water pHRange0 – 14 pHAccuracy± 0.1 pHInterval15 min
Air temp / humidityRange-10 – 60 °C / 0 – 100 %Accuracy± 0.4 °C / ± 3 %Interval10 min

Ranges depend on the sensors selected for your site. Uplink options are LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi or 4G, with local logic on the gateway so control continues if the link drops.

Designed for Mixed Farms

One platform can watch several production systems together.

A farm does not need to become fully automated on day one. Use the dashboard to connect the parts that create the most operational value.

OrchardsSoil moisture zones, irrigation, frost/heat conditions and pump monitoring.

Aquaculture & PondsWater level, temperature, pump state and compatible water-quality sensors.

GreenhousesTemperature, humidity, irrigation and environmental thresholds.

Bee / Poultry / Livestock AreasEnvironmental monitoring and alerts for production zones and sheds.

Example Automation Rule

Irrigate only when the field actually needs it.

IF

Soil moisture in Orchard Zone 2 falls below 35%

AND

Tank level is above 30%

THEN

Run irrigation valve for 12 minutes

ALERT

Notify operator if moisture does not recover

Rules remain configurable and can always include manual override.
Pilot First

Prove the system on one controlled farm zone before scaling.

A small deployment gives you baseline data, hardware reliability information and clear evidence of what should be automated next.

01

Survey

Map the farm, available power/connectivity, water sources and operational pain points.

02

Instrument

Install a small sensor set and gateway in the target orchard, pond or greenhouse zone.

03

Observe

Collect baseline data and validate sensor placement, thresholds and dashboard usefulness.

04

Automate & Scale

Add selected pump/valve controls and expand only where the pilot demonstrates value.

Smart Agriculture Pilot

Tell us what you want to monitor or automate.

Share your farm type, approximate area, water system and the main problem you want to solve. We can structure a pilot around that specific use case.

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