The field writes
The senses read
Mickey explains
The grower acts
What changes
Where the loop begins
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GROWERS HAVE ALWAYS READ THE FIELD

Now the field
writes back.

Agtom builds precision irrigation in-house, pump to plant, for California growers: our own sensors on your block, nine AI agents reading them, and plain answers — what to run, what to check, when not to water.

LIVE ON A COMMERCIAL STRAWBERRY BLOCK · RESERVOIR FARMS, SALINAS, CA · 54 SENSORS · 250+ READINGS EVERY 5 SECONDS

LIVE AT RESERVOIR FARMS, SALINAS · 54 SENSORS

Agtom builds precision irrigation in-house, pump to plant, for California growers: our own sensors on your block, nine AI agents reading them, and plain answers — what to run, what to check, when not to water.

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WHO WE ARE

Born in warehouses.
Built for the open field.

Years of farming indoors taught us to build everything ourselves — controllers, sensors, sourcing, manufacturing.

Agtom points that discipline at outdoor growers in California, strawberries first: precision irrigation, built in-house, from pump to plant — sensors, telemetry, AI and dashboard in one account.

THE LOOP, IN ACTION

Four moves on a loop that never stops.

The field writes. The senses read. Mickey explains. The grower acts — and the field writes again.

01
The field writes
02
The senses read
03
Mickey explains
04
The grower acts
↻  04 hands back to 01 — the loop compounds

01 · THE FIELD WRITES

Every layer of the field, measured 24/7.

The whole water path is instrumented — pump, fertigation, mainline, individual rows — plus soil at 5, 15 and 25 cm, canopy, and sky.

Every sensor runs on one clock, so any two readings compare second to second.

54
Sensors on one block
250+
Readings every 5 seconds
24/7
Day and night
The multi-depth soil probe in the bed at Reservoir Farms — readings at 5, 15 and 25 cm.
5 CM
15 CM
25 CM

02 · THE SENSES READ

Raw data,
turned into
human language.

Not a wall of numbers — a plain reading: the water you applied matched what the crop needed this hour.

Computed on the farm from the block's own weather (ETc) — not a regional table, and not once a season.

Schematic — the shape of an hourly demand curve

03 · MICKEY EXPLAINS

An agronomist, an irrigation engineer and a mechanic who never clock out.

NINE AGENTS · ONE JOB EACH

Irrigation, fertigation, soil, hydraulics, climate, plant health, equipment, operations, harvest — one agent each, checking the others’. Pump log, field pressure and soil response must agree before anything surfaces.

Nine agents agreeing is signal, not noise.

Irrigation01
Fertigation02
Soil03
Hydraulics04
Climate05
Plant health06
Equipment07
Operations08
Harvest09

THE NINE · ONE AGENT EACH · CHECKING THE OTHERS’

04 · THE GROWER ACTS

Answers,
not charts.

Recommendations arrive as work orders — what to run, what to check, and when not to water, with the reasoning attached.

You sign off; the sensors keep score. Nothing runs without a human.

Today’s callSchematic — the shape of a call
Run Block A
soil at 25 cm trending dry
Hold Block B — don’t water
already at target; more just leaches nitrogen
Check pump 2
pressure drifting
Your call · the sensors check it
See a real screen →

FOR THE GROWER READING THIS

What changes on the farm.

Four things, starting with the one that costs a season the most.

01 · Detection

Before

A problem builds for weeks and shows at harvest.

With Agtom

Caught in days, while the trouble is still small.

02 · Water & feed

Before

Runs set by the calendar.

With Agtom

Matched to the crop’s actual hourly need.

03 · Proof of work

Before

A run is done when the pump stops.

With Agtom

Every irrigation measured against the plan — seen as the field saw it.

04 · Capacity

Before

One pair of hands per block.

With Agtom

A bigger team without hiring — agents multiplying every hand.

ONE ROW, SIX DAYS IN

Invisible from the road. Found in the first week.

Six days into telemetry at Reservoir Farms, Mickey found a row receiving roughly thirty percent of the water its neighbors got. Pressure on the line, soil at three depths and the pump log agreed — three layers, one clock. Not a spreadsheet: where to look, and what to fix.

RESERVOIR FARMS, SALINAS, CA · JUN 2026 · 54 SENSORS · ONE CLOCK

See a real screen →
A real Mickey chart from June 2026: eight water-pressure traces through one irrigation set, with the row-49 traces running far below the others.
REAL SCREEN — EIGHT PRESSURE SENSORS, SYNCHRONIZED · JUN 2026THE ROW THAT READ LOW

AGENTIC FARMING · WHERE THE LOOP BEGINS

Where the loop begins.

A block where you set the objectives and nine agents do the reading. Today the senses, the data layer and the recommendations are live. Ahead: agents acting through hardware — when you ask for it, not before.

LIVE TODAY — SENSING · DATA LAYER · RECOMMENDATIONS AHEAD — AGENTS ACTING THROUGH HARDWARE, AT THE GROWER’S PACE

Green is running on the block today. Amber is what we’re building — in public.

FRANKY, OUR ROVER PROTOTYPE AT RESERVOIR FARMS, SALINAS.

THE IN-HOUSE ADVANTAGE

Everything you just saw, we build ourselves.

SENSORS
soil, crops, climate, pumps, drip tape — our own designs.
ADAMS
our always-on field controller: solar-powered, runs past 167°F.
NDVI CAMERAS
live plant stress, 30 frames a second. On a pole it stares; on Franky, it scans.
FRANKY
the scouting rover prototype, learning to walk the rows so the grower doesn’t have to.
DATA LAYER · AI · DASHBOARD
one account, one platform; every layer speaks to the others.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT

A livelihood, not a lab.

Farms carry a family’s year, so we treat our own claims accordingly: anything projected is stamped "Modeled, not measured." Anything real carries its date, its station, its unit.

And nothing gets designed at a desk alone — the hardware is rebuilt season by season with the growers who run it.

BUILT IN COMMERCIAL FIELDS, WITH THE PEOPLE WHO RUN THEM.

Two people standing in a strawberry block at Reservoir Farms, the barn behind them.
ON THE BLOCK AT RESERVOIR FARMS, SALINAS.

THE INVITATION

The field has more to say.

A WORKING BLOCK, NOT A DEMO BOOTH

Visit us at Reservoir Farms, Salinas.