Agricultural drone services

The four jobs estates and farmer groups ask for most. All of them start with a clean field map.

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

Pesticide and herbicide spraying

We apply registered fungicides, insecticides and herbicides according to the label. Flight lines are set for even overlap, with height and swath width matched to the canopy.

We only use products registered with the Ministry of Agriculture and will not tank mix anything outside label directions.

Granular fertiliser spreading

With a spreader fitted, the drone can broadcast urea, NPK and similar granules. It helps in flooded paddies and blocks that trucks cannot reach. Rates follow your agronomist’s recommendation.

Seeding

Direct seeded rice or cover crops can be broadcast from the air. We suggest a small test strip first so seed density can be calibrated.

Mapping and NDVI

Multispectral imagery shows where plants are under stress, which helps decide where spot spraying makes more sense than a blanket pass. Aerial imaging in some areas needs extra clearance, which we check before flying.