
How YARTEK Works
Smart Fertilization Through your Existing Sprinkler System
A smarter way to nourish your lawn and landscape automatically
Discover a smarter approach to lawn fertilization. YARTEK combines automatic nutrient delivery, consistent application, and seamless integration with your existing sprinkler system.
No Routine Spraying Visits
Consistent, Controlled Fertilization
Smart Sprinkler Integration
YARTEK automatically fertilizes your lawn through your existing sprinkler system, eliminating the need for routine manual spraying appointments. Your lawn receives consistent care without requiring you to be home or provide property access for every fertilizer application.
Unlike traditional periodic spraying, YARTEK delivers controlled fertilizer applications during scheduled irrigation cycles. This approach supports more consistent nutrient delivery using lower concentrations over time.
YARTEK FC-10 works automatically with your existing sprinkler system. Its independently powered controller detects active irrigation zones and manages fertilizer delivery without drawing operating power from your irrigation timer.
Step 1: Pre-Irrigation
Step 2: Fertilizer Injection
Step 3: Clean Water Rinse
Clean water moistens the soil for 5 minutes.
The controller injects fertilizer for up to 10 minutes while sprinklers operate.
After fertilizer injection stops, the remaining irrigation cycle continues with clean water, helping rinse fertilizer residue from grass and irrigation lines.






Explore the technology behind YARTEK FC-10, including automated fertilizer control, irrigation integration, nutrient cartridge systems, and professional installation solutions.
Granular spreader tracks and burn marks disappeared from our central quad in the first cycle. Micro-dosing through existing sprinkler lines cut our grounds crew labor by twelve hours every week.
Director of Facilities, 64-Acre Corporate Campus
Assess your irrigation infrastructure
Book an on-site mechanical evaluation. A certified field technician inspects your backflow assemblies, static line pressure, and multi-zone layout.
