• Tanks & Ponds

  • Flow & Usage

  • Pump Monitoring & Control

  • Valve Control

When Water Matters, Blind Spots Become Expensive

A farm water network can cover a wide area and include multiple storage points, pumps, flow meters and supply lines. 

Without a live view of the system, problems are often discovered only when a tank is low, stock water is interrupted or someone has already travelled out to investigate.

  • Storage shortfalls

    A tank or pond can fall faster than expected, leaving less time to identify the cause or protect supply.

  • Leaks and abnormal use

    Unusual flow can continue unnoticed, wasting water and potentially signalling a larger network problem.

  • Pump problems

    Unexpected pump activity - or a pump that fails to run - may not be obvious until downstream supply is affected.

  • Time-consuming checks

    Driving between water assets consumes time and fuel that can often be avoided with remote monitoring. 

One Clear View Across Your Farm Water Network 

Water to Grow brings remote control, monitoring and alerts into one platform. See current status, review history and respond earlier when storage, flow or equipment moves outside the limits you have set.

The solution is modular. Start with the tanks, ponds, pumps, flow points or valves that create the greatest operational risk, then extend coverage as required.

Better Visibility. Earlier Warning. Less Running Around. 

  • Tanks and Ponds

    Know what water you have

    Track storage levels and usage, estimate when water may run low, and receive alerts before levels become critical.

  • Flow and Water Usage

    See how water is moving

    Monitor flow and daily totals, compare usage over time and identify unusual demand.

  • Pump Monitoring

    Know whether pumps are operating

    See when pumps are operating and review their history to investigate problems.

  • Pump Control

    Control without travelling

    Switch or schedule selected pumps remotely through the Water to Grow platform.

  • Isolation Valve Control

    Manage supply and fault finding

    Remotely open or close selected valves to manage supply, support maintenance and help locate problems.

  • Alerts and Shared Visibility

    Keep the right people informed

    Receive mobile or SMS alerts when storage, flow or equipment moves outside configured limits. Give authorised staff a shared view of current conditions and alert history.

Start With the Parts of Your Water Network That Matter Most

Every farm water system is different. You may need visibility of one critical tank, a series of storage points, a pump that supplies stock water, or flow across a wider reticulation network.

Water to Grow can be configured around those priorities. Begin with the assets where a failure or shortfall would have the greatest impact, without installing every available module from day one.

Built for Real Farm Water Networks

Water to Grow supports a wide-range of farms and rural operations where water availability, infrastructure reliability and timely information matter.

  • Dairy and livestock

    Monitor stock-water storage, pump activity, flow and supply infrastructure across distributed farm networks.

  • Horticulture and cropping

    Keep visibility across storage, water movement and critical pumps supporting productive growing systems.

  • Rural water schemes

    Create a shared view across selected storage, flow and isolation points to support supply management and maintenance.

Be Ready for a Drier Season

When water demand rises or supply becomes less certain, earlier visibility of storage, usage and equipment problems becomes more valuable. 

Read more: Is your irrigation system ready for El Nino?

Talk to Us About Your Farm Water System

Tell us what you need to monitor or control, and we’ll help identify the most useful starting point for your farm water network.

Water to Grow provides practical monitoring and control solutions for farm water infrastructure across New Zealand.

Prefer to speak with someone? Call +64 3 348 8190 or email info@watertogrow.com.