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Clearer irrigation decisions for open-field drip agriculture in Uzbekistan.

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© Baraka AgroFAO-56-based methods. Independent field histories. Human support.
Precision for your growing day

Know when to irrigate.Know how much.

Weather, your crop and your soil, brought together in a clear irrigation plan. Less guesswork. A calmer growing day.

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30-day Pro trial for eligible farms. Planned paid price: 300,000 UZS / month / Pro field.

The Farm Owner activates in Settings using verified Telegram phone evidence and current Terms & Privacy acceptance.

No Baraka hardware to install. Start with your phone and reliable field measurements.
Illustrative example

Irrigate today

74.4m³

Example quantities are not advice for your field.

  • Online weather
  • Your field measurements
  • Deterministic calculations
Inside Baraka

One glance. A clear next step.

Timing and water volume lead the way. Your zones, the explanation and the science are there when you need them.

Baraka Today screen showing the timing and gross water volume for an example field.
A real Baraka screen using an example field and sample weather. This is not advice for your field.
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A plan you can understand

Your field. Your conditions. Your next step.

Baraka keeps each field independent. It explains what to do first, why it matters next, and the scientific detail when you need it.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your field

    Choose the location and crop. Add your soil, water and drip-system measurements in a saved, step-by-step setup.

  2. 02

    Follow a clear water plan

    Online weather meets your field measurements in repeatable scientific calculations. See the timing, water volume and delivery for each zone.

  3. 03

    Tell us what happened

    Confirm watering or record what changed. Baraka keeps your water history honest and asks when information is missing.

Five crops. One clear purpose.

Built around the crops you grow.

The v1 launch supports open-field drip irrigation for these five crops. Your planting dates, growth stages and measurements shape your field’s calculation.

  • Potato
  • Tomato
  • Onion
  • Cotton
  • Wheat
Science, in plain language

Clarity above the surface. Precision below it.

Baraka uses FAO-56-based methods to connect weather, crop demand and root-zone water. Inputs and sources remain visible. Missing measurements never become invented certainty.

Understand the methodology

Reference methods are document-reviewed. Local field outcomes have not yet been measured; Baraka does not claim FAO certification or endorsement.

Simple field-based pricing

Try Pro for 30 days.

Eligible Farm Owners can activate one free 30-day (720-hour) Pro trial in Settings. Planned paid access: 300,000 UZS per month for each Pro field. Unlimited field area; up to 10 active fields per workspace.

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300 000

UZS / month / paid field

Creating an account, connecting Telegram or verifying a phone does not start or extend a trial. The trial starts only when the eligible Farm Owner activates it. Payments are unavailable; no automatic charge or paid conversion. Contact Support if activation is unavailable.

A little more clarity

Good questions. Clear answers.

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What do I need to start?

Create an account, create or join a workspace, then set up your field. You do not need connected field hardware for v1.

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I do not know my soil type. What next?

Use a reliable soil assessment or contact a laboratory. Do not select a soil type just to finish setup.

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How do I measure irrigation-water salinity?

Use a compatible EC meter or a laboratory result with conductivity referenced to 25 °C. You do not need to buy Baraka’s meter if you already have suitable evidence.

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Can my field have unequal zones?

Yes. Each zone has its own area, inputs and water calculation. The configured zones must cover the field’s agricultural area.

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