What does the toolkit help me compare?
It lets you compare water-need, rainfall-record, and average delivery-flow assumptions while preserving the values you entered.
Local irrigation planning workspace
Compare entered crop demand, rainfall, area, efficiency, schedule, and delivery margin without hidden weather feeds or uploads.
Verify local conditions, equipment, water rules, and crop requirements before acting.
The toolkit subtracts entered rainfall from entered weekly water need, converts the remaining depth to volume using area, adjusts by efficiency, then divides by selected days and hours to show an average flow reference.
For 100 m², 25 mm weekly need, 5 mm rainfall, and 80% efficiency, the model estimates 2,500 litres per week. Across four days and two hours per day, that is 312.5 litres per hour before margin.
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It lets you compare water-need, rainfall-record, and average delivery-flow assumptions while preserving the values you entered.
It does not see current soil, crop, weather, system uniformity, source limits, or local restrictions.
No. Rainfall, climate, and field information are values you enter and verify.
No. Your local calculation and exports remain in the browser.
Yes. CSV and PDF use the same displayed assumptions and output.
No. Use calibrated measurements and appropriate local guidance separately.
No. It provides basic planning arithmetic, not hydraulic, electrical, pressure, pipe, or equipment design.
No. Crop demand, rainfall distribution, soil, system performance, water supply, and conditions vary.
No. Confirm current local rules, allocations, source conditions, and operational requirements independently.
Check units, actual flow and pressure, system condition, field and crop observations, soil moisture, and applicable rules.