Reading the latest forecast…
MetOry Agro · Premium module
Irrigate on evidence.
Which zone to water, when and how much: a daily FAO-56 water balance from the live forecast, a task you approve and a record of what was applied.
Example flow · pick a situation
The forecast shows 0.5 °C at 2 m on Tuesday night, calm and clear.

Live outlook
Farm weather and crop water, the next five days.
Pick a place. The signals and the example parcels are read from the latest live forecast for it: spray timing, disease pressure and the weather that damages crops, then FAO-56 crop water use.
Reading the latest forecast…
Reading the latest forecast…
Reading the latest forecast…
Crop, soil and season start are examples, not measurements from your field.
Fixed rules over the model forecast, not probabilities. Spray: wind 3–15 km/h, gusts under 25 km/h, 5–28 °C and three dry hours. Disease: hours with humidity at or above 90 % or rain at 10–25 °C. Frost: 2 m air at or below 2 °C.
How it works
From parcel to result, in one loop.
Parcel, crop and soil
Draw the farm once: pump flow, supply windows and season quota, then each zone with its crop, soil texture or analysis and irrigation system.
Real data
The zone reads the live forecast for its coordinates. Each day is frozen as issued before it starts, so the record shows what was known at the time.
Water balance
FAO-56 Penman–Monteith ET0, the crop coefficient for today’s stage and a daily root-zone balance. Unknown stays unknown, never zero.
Decision with evidence
Irrigate now, wait, partial or not needed, with net and gross millimetres, cubic metres and run time, and the three scenarios side by side.
A task you approve
The pump and its windows decide what fits. A run that does not fit one window is split or flagged.
Record and result
Log what was applied, even offline. Measured water stays apart from the estimate, and a changed forecast puts the task back up for review.
Who it is for
Made for the people who run the water.
Vineyards
Drip zones by plot and variety, with deficit decisions you can explain.
Orchards
Apple, pear and stone fruit blocks that share one pump and its windows.
Field crops
Maize and other irrigated crops, where a missed week costs yield.
Cooperatives
Several farms in one workspace, each member seeing their own zones.
Irrigation communities
Quota and supply windows as hard limits.
Agronomists
Every decision carries its inputs, assumptions and rule version.
Method and limits
Method and scope.
- Advisory only: MetOry does not start pumps or open valves.
- Crop parameters are the generic FAO-56 values and await agronomist review for each pilot.
- Soil comes from the texture class (FAO-56 Table 19) until you enter your analysis.
- Frost, heavy rain, wind, snow and fog are flagged by fixed forecast rules. Hail and flood are not assessed. Official warnings come first.
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MetOry Agro · Packages
One subscription for the farm water plan.
Sold on its own, like MetOry Venue and Marine. Our team sets up your farm, parcels and zones with you.
Farmer
€19.90per month
VAT excluded
- One farm and its irrigation zones
- Daily irrigation decision with its evidence
- Tasks and application records, also offline
Farm business
€99.90per month
VAT excluded
- Parcels and zones planned around one pump, its windows and quota
- Team members with their own tasks
- Results per zone: measured water apart from the estimate
Cooperative & institution
€249.90per month
VAT excluded
- Several farms in one workspace
- Members see their own farms and zones
- Shared quota and supply windows per farm
Enterprise
Price on request
- Many farms or a whole irrigation community
- Your own data sources and soil analyses
- Agronomist review and a pilot plan
Prices are monthly and exclude VAT; VAT is added on the invoice. 14 days free, no card needed. Cancel any time. Agro opens in your workspace as soon as the subscription starts.
Advisory only: MetOry does not start pumps or open valves.
Bring one farm into the pilot.
Catalonia first: vineyards, orchards and irrigated maize, then southern France.

