About the service
Modern agriculture requires speed, precision, and minimal environmental impact — this is exactly what I provide to farms, gardens, and vineyards using drone spraying. At my disposal are agricultural spraying drones with 20-30 liter tanks, capable of treating up to 15-20 hectares per day depending on terrain and planting density. Each drone is equipped with RTK-GPS for positioning accurate to the centimeter, radar terrain-following sensors that automatically adjust flight altitude on hilly terrain, and a multi-nozzle spraying system that reduces drift by up to 90% compared to ground or aerial spraying.
In addition to treating crops with pesticides, fungicides, and liquid fertilizers, I conduct surveys with multispectral and NDVI imaging to monitor crop condition: this allows you to identify plant stress zones, irrigation problems, pest outbreaks, and nutrient deficiencies in advance — before they become visible to the naked eye — you get data for timely action and savings on chemicals. Each flight is documented with a coverage map with GPS coordinates and an application report with exact consumption in liters per hectare, route, and timestamps — this will be useful for reporting and insurance claims.
I hold a valid commercial-class UAS operator certificate with authorization for agricultural work, have liability insurance in place, and all flights are conducted in compliance with local aviation regulations and plant protection product application rules, including buffer zones near water bodies, residential buildings, and apiaries. The typical service radius is about 100 km from base; for large orders, travel further out is possible.
Ordering is simple: send me the field boundaries (sketch, KML file, or GPS coordinates — any format works), crop type, and the treatment needed. Within 24 hours I will send you a cost estimate, select a flight date based on weather conditions (calm, no precipitation), and provide a complete report immediately after the work. I handle both urgent orders and regular seasonal contracts — many clients order flights weekly or every two weeks throughout the season.
In addition to treating crops with pesticides, fungicides, and liquid fertilizers, I conduct surveys with multispectral and NDVI imaging to monitor crop condition: this allows you to identify plant stress zones, irrigation problems, pest outbreaks, and nutrient deficiencies in advance — before they become visible to the naked eye — you get data for timely action and savings on chemicals. Each flight is documented with a coverage map with GPS coordinates and an application report with exact consumption in liters per hectare, route, and timestamps — this will be useful for reporting and insurance claims.
I hold a valid commercial-class UAS operator certificate with authorization for agricultural work, have liability insurance in place, and all flights are conducted in compliance with local aviation regulations and plant protection product application rules, including buffer zones near water bodies, residential buildings, and apiaries. The typical service radius is about 100 km from base; for large orders, travel further out is possible.
Ordering is simple: send me the field boundaries (sketch, KML file, or GPS coordinates — any format works), crop type, and the treatment needed. Within 24 hours I will send you a cost estimate, select a flight date based on weather conditions (calm, no precipitation), and provide a complete report immediately after the work. I handle both urgent orders and regular seasonal contracts — many clients order flights weekly or every two weeks throughout the season.
