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Start with the property, aerial imagery, scale, contours, soils, nearby canals, diversions, and field boundaries.
Professional irrigation planning from the map up
Design your irrigation system on your own ground. Map fields, ditches, pipes, headgates, risers, contours, flow, repairs, parts, and costs in one professional browser workspace.
How it works
FieldFlowCAD keeps the flow simple for landowners while preserving professional controls for contractors, water officials, and crews.
Start with the property, aerial imagery, scale, contours, soils, nearby canals, diversions, and field boundaries.
Use templates for flood, pipe, risers, furrow, pivot, solid set, hand move, ponds, culverts, and mixed systems.
Review flow, headgate capacity, set times, warnings, parts, costs, repair needs, and CAD handoff files.
CAD and records
Every field, gate, pipe, ditch, pond, contour, report, repair, part, and work order belongs on the same map.
Locate a property, work at true scale, trace fields, and place water infrastructure where it actually sits.
Use USGS elevation, contours, and USDA soil detection to inform slopes, field water needs, and planning assumptions.
Calculate ditches, pipes, headgates, turnouts, risers, demand, velocity, pressure, and warnings from the drawing.
Turn water on, operate gates, watch live flow totals, and track gallons, acre-feet, and field application.
Build material lists, repair parts, estimated costs, actual costs, and work-order budgets from the same map.
Bring in canals, diversions, parcels, water-right references, source notes, and agency layers where public data allows.
Start with flood, border, furrow, district, pivot, hand line, piped, riser, pond, and tailwater patterns.
Save JSON project backups and export DXF files for CAD, GIS, contractor, or agency handoff workflows.
Structured project data sets the foundation for draft irrigation plans with assumptions, warnings, and field checks.
Water operations
Water users, officials, and crews need one shared map for infrastructure context. FieldFlowCAD connects reports to canals, headgates, valves, laterals, parts, work history, and schedules.
Map-click reporting ties blowouts, leaks, broken headgates, obstructions, and access notes to exact locations.
Priority, assignment, scheduled repair date, parts needed, and official notes stay visible beside the map.
Field personnel can mark in progress, add notes, record parts used, and close work with actual costs.
Infrastructure objects become records over time: what failed, what was repaired, what parts were used, and when.
Start from the map
Use the free CAD mapper today. Official records, AI-generated plans, accounts, cloud projects, and operations workflows are being built around the same FieldFlowCAD map model.