Services
Drone Crop Spraying
We provide application of pesticides, herbicides, and micronutrients using precision drones that minimize crop disturbance and soil compaction.
Aerial Mapping & Analysis
We capture high-resolution maps for acreage measurement, stand counts, and crop-health insight to inform treatment plans.
Regulatory Assistance
We support FAA Part 107 and 137 processes, and help ensure label compliance for all applications.
- Remote Pilot certified under FAA Part 107
- Part 137 agricultural operations support
- Label‑compliant applications and record keeping
- Coordination with landowners and adjacent properties
Safe and compliant operations are the foundation of every project. We plan each mission to respect airspace, weather limits, property boundaries, and product labels. Before takeoff, our crews complete pre‑flight inspections and site assessments, verifying that conditions meet both aviation and agronomic requirements. Post‑flight, we document work performed and store records for your files.
Our pilots maintain current Part 107 certifications and recurrent training. For agricultural work, we align with FAA Part 137 processes and state‑level pesticide regulations. If your farm or organization is pursuing its own authorization, we can help you understand options, timelines, and documentation, and point you toward resources that simplify the process.
Beyond federal rules, we follow practical field safety measures: establishing clear operating areas, maintaining visual observers when needed, and coordinating with landowners and neighbors. When spraying, label directions determine mix rates, buffer distances, and permissible conditions. We won’t launch if the weather would risk off‑target movement or reduce efficacy.
Transparency matters. You will receive plain‑language summaries of each job including materials applied, acres treated, and conditions observed. These records support audits, insurance documentation, and end‑of‑season reviews. If you need custom reporting, we can adapt formats to fit your internal systems.
Service Area
We primarily cover central and eastern North Carolina. Contact us for availability in surrounding areas.
About Us
Our service packages are designed to meet growers where they are. Whether you are exploring aerial applications for the first time or expanding an established program, we offer flexible engagements that can scale with your acres and timelines. We schedule around your field conditions and coordinate with retailers and agronomists to make sure your materials are on hand and applied by the label.
For spraying, we configure droplet size, flight paths, and swath overlaps based on product, growth stage, and drift considerations. Our operators monitor wind, temperature, and humidity to keep applications within target parameters. When weather doesn’t cooperate, we communicate quickly and reschedule to protect product efficacy and crop health.
Mapping and analysis services include acreage confirmation, stand counts, emergence checks, and targeted scouting. We deliver imagery and findings in easy‑to‑share formats so you can review with your team, consultants, or landowners. These deliverables help prioritize fields, validate outcomes, and document work for future seasons.
Regulatory support is available as a standalone engagement or bundled with application services. We assist with FAA Part 107 and 137 requirements, aircraft documentation, and record keeping. If you are just getting started with aerial operations, we can advise on equipment selection, workflows, and safe operating practices to shorten your learning curve.