Farm monitoring and control
The whole farm, on one screen.
GeoMesh puts your water, gates, power, people and vehicles on one screen in the farm office — over your own solar-powered radio network, with no internet required.
Three things every farm fights
Distance
Most of the farm is a drive away. A tank that ran dry at midnight is found at lunch.
Signal
Cellular coverage stops at the farmhouse. Anything that needs the internet to work does not work out there.
Power
Grid power comes and goes. A system that dies with the grid is not a monitoring system.
What it watches and controls
Water
Tank and dam levels, flow, and pump control.
Gates and access
The gate opens itself for your own vehicles. A camera at the gate shows who else came through.
Power
Solar, battery and charger state from Victron equipment, on one screen.
People and vehicles
GPS trackers for staff on foot and beacons for the bakkies, so you can see where each of them is on the property.
Cameras
Gate and trap cameras that send the picture to your phone.
Rules and alerts
"If the dam drops below a metre, tell me." Push alerts to your phone.
How a deployment works
- Survey. We build a terrain model of your farm from elevation data and place the radio masts by line of sight, before anyone drives a pole into the ground.
- Install. Solar-powered masts and field gadgets go in where the survey said. No trenching, no cabling across the veld.
- The hub. A small computer in your office runs everything. It does not need the internet to run the farm; give it a connection and it also sends alerts and pictures to your phone when you are away. Like any office computer, put it on the office UPS. When you want to check the farm from town, secure remote access is a switch, not a subscription.
- Grow. Add a gadget when you need one. The network carries it.
The evidence
A 3,000-hectare farm in the Eastern Cape
- 15
- field boards installed and online, August 2026fielded
- 33 + 31
- masts and field gadgets in the implementation planplanned
- 48
- radio links in the plan of record, the longest 6.7 kmplanned
- 433 MHz
- radio on every fielded boardfielded
Every mast position on this farm was chosen by the terrain model before installation; the fielded boards went online in August 2026.
Built here
GeoMesh is designed and built in South Africa, for South African farms — the distances, the signal, and the power.
Get started
Tell us where the farm is and what you want to see. The survey is the first step.