Precision Ag Technology

Know your fields,
down to the inch.

Continuous water depth monitoring that helps you optimize irrigation, protect yield, and make confident decisions throughout the growing season

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Service Area
Built for the Sacramento Valley
Butte · Colusa · Glenn · Sutter Counties
WHY IT MATTERS
Increase Rice Yield

Maintaining optimal water depth promotes healthy plant development and higher yield production.

Identify Trends Early

Spot rising or falling water patterns before they become problems — hour by hour, field by field, check by check.

Save Time

Avoid unnecessary irrigation changes with data-backed decisions — reducing time spent changing boards.

Prevent Over-Flood & Dry-Out

Stay within optimal depth ranges — protecting yield from both excess water and dangerous dry spells.

About the Service

Trusted by Rice Growers
Across the Sacramento Valley

FlumeLogic provides full-service water depth monitoring for flooded rice fields. We install compact sensors in each irrigation check before flood-up, monitor them continuously throughout the entire crop season, and remove them after the irrigation water is turned off — so you always know exactly what's happening in your field without leaving the house.

Our system helps growers maintain the precise water depths that promotes higher yield production, identifies changes in depth trends, saves time visually checking levels, avoid over-pumping or dangerous dry spells.

Butte County Colusa County Glenn County Sutter County
24/7
Continuous monitoring all season
1hr
Hourly reading frequency
5
Full-service steps, start to finish
1dashboard
View everything on any device
What Growers Say
"Finally, I can check my water from the truck — or from the house at 10pm. I used to drive out twice a day. Now I only go when something actually needs attention."
—
Rice farmer, Butte County
"The summary report at the end of the season gave me data I'd never had before — water usage by check, by field. Reduced water usage by 250 acre-feet in a single field last year."
—
Rice farmer, Butte County
"They installed everything, maintained it all season, and pulled it all out at the end. I didn't have to do a thing. Monitored my inlet ditch too. Worth every penny."
—
Rice farmer, Colusa County
Full-Service Process

How We Work
Together

We handle everything — from mapping sensor locations before the season to delivering your irrigation summary report after. You focus on farming.

01

Plan

We map the optimal sensor location for every irrigation check in each field. Optionally, we can create a full Irrigation Water Management plan to support your NRCS EQIP application.

02

Install

After field work is complete and as irrigation water is first turned on, we install water depth sensors in each check — no disruption to your operations.

03

Monitor & Maintain

We monitor all sensors hourly throughout the entire crop season. If a sensor goes offline or needs attention, we handle it — proactively.

04

Remove

When irrigation water is finally turned off for the season, we return to retrieve all sensors. Nothing left behind in your field.

05

Summary Report

We deliver a complete irrigation management report — water depths and usage data organized by check, field, and ranch. Useful for NRCS documentation and planning next season.

Field Status — Live View
Field 45
5.2"
OK
Field 90
4.4"
OK
Field 120
2.4"
LOW
Field 180
5.7"
OK
Field 240
6.8"
HIGH
Optimal Target Range
4.0" – 6.0"
NRCS IWM 449 Full-service package supports EQIP documentation requirements
Sample Data

What You'll See
In Your Dashboard

Hourly readings for every check in every field. Spot a field running low or flooding before it becomes a problem.

Current Water Depth — Field 180
All Checks · as of 8:00 AM today
BAR
Current depth Target (5.0")
Water Depth Trend — 72 Hours
Field 180, Check 2 · Hourly readings
LINE
Water depth (in)

All data shown is for illustration only. Your dashboard updates hourly and is accessible from any device — phone, tablet, or desktop.

2026 Crop Season

Simple,
Transparent Pricing

Choose the level of service that fits your operation. No hidden fees, no equipment to buy. Pricing is per acre, billed at the start of the season.

Most Popular
Full-Service
$10/acre
Everything — from planning through your end-of-season report.
  • ✓1 sensor per check
  • ✓Install, monitor & remove
  • ✓Hourly readings all season
  • ✓Access to web dashboard
  • ✓Sensor location map
  • ✓End-of-Season report
NRCS Practice 449 compliant
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Basic
$6/acre
Core monitoring service — sensors in, all season, sensors out.
  • ✓1 sensor per check
  • ✓Install, monitor & remove
  • ✓Hourly readings all season
  • ✓Access to web dashboard
  • —Sensor location map
  • —End-of-Season report
 
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Trial
$375flat
Try the service with minimal commitment. Great for first-season growers.
  • ✓1 field, 2 sensors
  • ✓Install, monitor & remove
  • ✓Hourly readings all season
  • ✓Access to web dashboard
  • —Sensor location map
  • —End-of-Season report
Limited availability
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Not sure which tier is right for your operation? Contact us — we're happy to talk through your fields and goals.

Who We Are

Local. Trusted.
In the Field With You.

Founded in 2021, FlumeLogic is a service-focused business built so growers can focus on using information — not running systems. We handle the sensors, the data, and the analysis. You make the decisions with confidence.

Phil Scheiman, Co-Founder of FlumeLogic
Phil Scheiman
Co-Founder · Sales & Marketing

Phil holds a B.S. in Agriculture from CSU Chico and is a certified Pest Control Agent with the Butte County Rice Growers Association. He designed and developed FlumeLogic's novel wireless water-level sensor, and continues to lead our Research & Development program alongside Sales and Marketing.

Aimee Raymond, Co-Founder of FlumeLogic
Aimee Raymond
Co-Founder · Operations

Aimee holds an M.S. in Systems Engineering from Southern Methodist University and a B.S. in Chemistry from UC San Diego . After 25+ years at Johnson & Johnson — retiring as an Engineering Fellow — she now serves as a Butte County Water Commissioner. She developed FlumeLogic's software, databases, and user applications, and oversees Operations and Product Performance.

Built as a service — FlumeLogic was purposely designed so growers focus on acting on information, not managing technology. While rice fields are our core market, our sensors measure distances up to 8 meters, making them suitable for wildlife habitats, duck clubs, wetlands, stock ponds, streams, flumes, and weirs.
Get in Touch

Ready to start
monitoring?

Tell us about your operation and what you're looking for. We'll get back to you within one business day.

(530) 720-2745 sales@flumelogic.com

Customer Portal

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Field Dashboard

Sign in to view real-time water depths, hourly trends, and field status across your entire operation.

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Start monitoring
this season.

Sensors in the ground. Data in your hands. All season long.

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