Crop Analysis with Spectral Imaging

Drone spraying provides farmers with a precise way to apply crop protection products across entire fields. By operating at low altitude, agricultural drone spraying improves placement accuracy, reduces drift, and delivers more consistent coverage compared to traditional ground or aerial methods.

Key Benefits

• Low-altitude application for improved accuracy
• Reduced drift compared to ground or aerial spraying
• No soil compaction or crop damage
• Effective in wet or hard-to-access fields

• Localized Spot Treatment allows precise application in specific areas affected by weeds, pests, or disease, reducing unnecessary spraying across unaffected portions of the field.
• Variable Rate Control adjusts application rates based on field conditions and crop needs, helping ensure the right amount of product is applied where it delivers the most value.
• Boundary Area Precision provides controlled spraying along field edges, fence lines, and irregular boundaries where traditional equipment often overapplies or misses coverage entirely.
• Input Efficiency Gains reduce product waste, support more efficient use of crop protection inputs, and contribute to improved cost control across agricultural operations.

• Full Field Visibility provides consistent analysis across entire fields, eliminating blind spots and ensuring crop performance is evaluated uniformly rather than relying on limited or uneven scouting locations.
• Zone Performance Comparison allows farmers to clearly compare productivity between field areas, helping identify high-performing zones versus underperforming sections that may require adjustment.
• Seasonal Trend Tracking uses repeat drone flights to monitor changes over time, showing how crops respond to weather, inputs, and management decisions throughout the growing season.
• Improved Field Consistency supports better long-term management by highlighting variability patterns, enabling growers to address uneven performance and improve overall field uniformity.

• Midwest-Focused Coverage ensures services are tailored to regional farming practices, soil conditions, and crop types commonly grown across Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and surrounding areas.
• Regional Crop Familiarity supports more accurate planning by accounting for common Midwest crops, growth stages, and seasonal patterns that influence data collection timing.
• Flexible Seasonal Scheduling allows crop analysis flights to be coordinated around weather, planting schedules, and key growth stages to maximize data value.
• Consistent Service Standards maintain reliable data quality and reporting across all projects, regardless of field size, location, or timing within the growing season.