FAQ

Customers submit their field boundaries directly through our website using standard formats such as KML, KMZ, SHP, or ZIP files. This allows our team to review acreage, boundaries, and application requirements before scheduling the operation.

Field boundary files give us accurate acreage and shape data, which is critical for precise drone flight planning, chemical rates, and regulatory compliance. This ensures each application is efficient, accurate, and properly documented.

Drone spraying allows us to treat fields that are difficult or impossible to reach with traditional equipment. Our operation focuses on targeted, low-volume applications that reduce crop damage, minimize soil compaction, and improve timing during tight application windows.

Once your fields are submitted, our team reviews the boundaries, crop type, and requested application. We then confirm feasibility, schedule the job, and coordinate timing based on weather, product requirements, and airspace approval.

Yes. All drone spraying operations are conducted under FAA Part 107 and applicable state regulations. Our pilots are licensed, insured, and operate with proper documentation and reporting for each application.

Drone spraying works best for fungicides, insecticides, cover crop seeding, nutrient applications, and spot treatments. It is especially effective in wet conditions, late-season applications, or sensitive areas where ground equipment could cause damage.