Farming Smarter in a Thirsty World
Climate change and recurring droughts are pushing agriculture to do more with less. Traditional irrigation methods often overwater “just to be safe,” wasting millions of gallons each season and leaching nutrients from the soil. By contrast, precision irrigation guided by real-time data ensures every drop counts — sustaining yields and protecting ecosystems.
Across the industry, farms that adopt precision irrigation systems have reduced water use by 20–30% without sacrificing productivity — in some cases, even improving yields. One California vineyard, for instance, cut water use by 30% with no yield loss, demonstrating that smarter irrigation is both sustainable and profitable.
How Lumo Drives Sustainability
Precision. Insight. Automation.
Lumo isn’t just another irrigation controller — it’s a complete water efficiency solution built for modern farms. Our platform combines field-ready smart valves with cloud-based analytics and automation to give you total control over water use.
Leak Detection – Identify and address leaks immediately to prevent costly water loss events.
Data-Driven Optimization – Analyze usage trends, track flow, and fine-tune irrigation schedules for every block or zone.
Smart Automation – Schedule irrigations based on crop needs and soil conditions, or automatically adjust to meet water restrictions and off-peak energy rates.
By integrating Lumo, you’re not just saving water — you’re building a farm system that’s resilient, compliant, and future-ready.

The Lumo
Smart Valve
Built-in Flow Meter
Onboard computer
Wireless
Rugged Design

The Lumo Ops Center
Backed by a dedicated support team

Boost Efficiency and Profitability - Sustainability that Pays Off


Not another irrigation controller


DIG DEEPER
Results vary, but most farms see 20% or more reduction in water use after switching from traditional scheduling to precision systems. For example, California growers using smart drip controls reported 25–30% less water usage with no yield loss. Lumo’s real-time leak detection and scheduling automation ensure every drop goes exactly where it’s needed — saving millions of gallons per season on larger farms. From the Grower’s Mouth







