🌾 Agricultural Drone Services

Precision Drone Spraying for Your Farm

Connect with certified agricultural drone pilots for crop spraying, cover crop seeding, and precision application services.

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Why Choose Drone Spraying?

Modern agricultural drones offer precision, efficiency, and environmental benefits over traditional methods

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Precision Application

GPS-guided spraying ensures accurate coverage with minimal drift and waste, targeting exactly where you need it.

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Reduced Chemical Use

Variable rate technology applies only what's needed, reducing chemical costs by up to 30% while improving results.

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Crop-Safe Operation

No soil compaction or crop damage from heavy equipment. Perfect for wet conditions and sensitive crops.

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Fast Turnaround

Cover 50-100 acres per day with quick setup and no field access requirements. Spray when conditions are optimal.

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Detailed Reporting

Receive flight logs, coverage maps, and application reports for compliance and record-keeping.

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Licensed & Insured

All pilots are FAA Part 107 certified with agricultural endorsements and liability coverage.

500+
Ag Drone Pilots
48
States Covered
$18
Avg. Per Acre
100+
Acres/Day

Typical Pricing

Competitive rates for professional agricultural drone services

$18/acre

Average rate for crop spraying

  • Herbicide & pesticide application
  • Cover crop seeding
  • Frost seeding services
  • Fertilizer application
  • GPS flight logs & reports
  • Fully insured operations
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*Pricing varies by location, field size, and application type

Frequently Asked Questions

Agricultural drone spraying typically costs $8-25 per acre, with $18/acre being average. Pricing varies based on field size, terrain complexity, application type, and chemical requirements. Larger fields often qualify for volume discounts.
Agricultural drones can apply herbicides, fungicides, pesticides, fertilizers, cover crop seeds, and specialty treatments. Modern drones like the DJI T50 and T100 feature precision nozzles and variable rate technology for optimal application.
A single drone can typically cover 50-100 acres per day depending on field layout, tank capacity, and application rate. Operators with multiple drones can cover significantly more acreage.
Professional ag drone operators should hold FAA Part 107 certification and applicable state pesticide applicator licenses. Verified pilots on US Drone Map carry liability insurance. Always verify credentials before hiring.
Early morning or late evening typically offer the best conditions—calm winds, moderate temperatures, and higher humidity reduce drift. Drones can operate in conditions that ground equipment cannot, including after rain events.

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All drone operations must comply with FAA regulations. Verify pilot credentials and Part 107 certification independently.