This study uses the Google Earth Engine (GEE) platform, constructs a linear regression model by integrating Sentinel-1 radar image data and SMAP soil moisture data, and conducts inversion analysis of soil moisture in the Panzhuang Yellow River Diversion Irrigation District. The results show that the soil moisture content in the irrigation district fluctuated between 0.12 and 0.32 cm3/cm3 in 2020, showing obvious seasonal differences: relatively moist in spring and dry in winter; the spatial distribution was also uneven, with arid conditions in the west and moist conditions in the northeast. The study also indicates that artificial irrigation is required during the maturity period of winter wheat, the growth period of corn, and the entire growth period of cotton. The research results provide data support for precision irrigation and demonstrate the great potential of remote sensing technology in the field of agricultural moisture monitoring.