Drone Field Spraying Indonesia

How it works

Nothing complicated, but every step is there for a reason.

Agricultural drone hovering above rows of crops at an outdoor field demonstration
Photo: Governo do Estado de São Paulo, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
  1. Request. Fill in the form: location, crop, rough area and the problem you are seeing.
  2. Desk check. We look at satellite imagery, distance to airports and restricted zones, and the label of the product.
  3. Survey and map. Plot boundaries are mapped and obstacles noted: power lines, tall trees, houses, ponds.
  4. Written quote. Scope and conditions. Price depends on area, access and the type of job.
  5. Flight day. The crew mixes to label, checks the wind and flies the route.
  6. Record. You receive the area, date and products applied.

When we postpone

Strong wind, rain or heat that makes droplets evaporate are reasons to wait. A day’s delay beats pesticide drifting onto the neighbour’s crop.

Wondering whether your land suits a spray drone? Request a quote