Some of the advantages of using drones for spraying include:

• Environmentally Friendly: Targeted spraying reduces herbicides in the environment, decreasing runoff into sensitive areas like waterways.
• Precision & Accuracy: Advanced sensors ensure precise crop spraying.
• Time & Labour Savings: Drones cover large areas swiftly, saving time and labour.
• Safety: Reduces exposure to chemicals and minimises accidents, especially in rugged terrain.
• Cost-Effective: Lowers labour, fuel, and chemical input costs, while reducing crop damage.
• Accessibility: Agriculture drones can reach challenging areas like steep terrain and wet fields.

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YES, Both liquid and granular products such as:

• Herbicides
• Insecticides
• Fungicides
• Fertilisers
• Seeds
• Water
• Any granular product up to 6mm in size.

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All chemicals approved by the APVMA for aerial application are suitable for spraying from our drones.

Chemicals are always applied in full compliance with all label instructions and restrictions.

Standard spraying conditions are always met so wind, temperature, humidity, Delta T and other parameters are all monitored continuously during our operations.

Temperature inversions, strong winds, high Delta T or high temperatures would prevent spraying operations.

Our drones have a water protection rating of IPX7, so we can operate in the rain, It's great for post flight washdowns too, but this is only suitable for seeding or granular applications.  

Application of pesticides must be applied according to the label restrictions which have a predetermined number of hours between application and expected rainfall.

• Our drones utilise advanced sensors, GPS, and mapping technology so we can precisely apply pesticides or other chemicals to crops, reducing the amount of spray needed and minimising the risk of drift.

• Additionally, drones can fly at lower altitudes and in a more controlled manner than traditional aircraft, reducing the potential for spray to drift off-target.

• We utilise a Kestrel Weather Meter to monitor environmental conditions continuously, allowing us to make quick decisions about our operations.

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General coverage is normally between 5 to 10 Hectares per hour.

There are a number of factors that may vary the rate such as:

• Difficult terrain or many obstacles in the spray area.
• Label rates of product being applied.
• Environmental and weather conditions.