Until recently you needed a specialized agricultural aircraft to perform this operation but now, you can cut rates, costs and with your own UAV Sprayer.

The Aerial Application Agricultural Spray combines new pumps and spray heads designed to be more reliable. The technology and the results obtained by it leave no question that low and ultra-low volume spraying is a viable alternative in today’s environmentally aware world. Better results are achieved with fewer chemicals.
Some of the benefits of crop spraying with UAV Sprayers include a significant reduction in application costs by utilizing an UAV aircraft and a notable improvement in coverage and control through consistent application of the best suited droplet size for better penetration of crop canopy, decreased drift potential and evaporation, and greater adherence of chemical to the leaves.. The spray system was designed to promote economically and ecologically sound spray methods that are the future of agricultural aviation.
Our agriculture UAV crop dusters are a cost effective method to precision spray any liquid product on smaller acreage operations, up to whatever acreage you desire.
Our capabilities cover any liquid product application, on any terrain type, whatever crop you are growing, you can reduce drastically your current fertilizer/pesticide application costs and labor time you are currently using.

Individual spot spraying via hovering, or mass acreage cover up to any size you require, are all within our capability.
Our unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are highly efficient, low cost, environment friendly agriculture UAV crop duster sprayers that save pesticide, water and labor. 

The following are just some of the benefits a drone can bring. 

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• Disease Detection and Mitigation

• Parasite Monitoring

• Moisture Monitoring

• Crop Growth Monitoring

• Livestock Tracking

• Disease Outbreak Tracking

• Fertilizer Management

• Remote Aerial Monitoring

• Crop Harvesting

• Yield Estimation

• Weed Infestation Monitoring

• Asset Tracking and Management

• Crop Inventory Tracking

• Harvest Optimization

• Soil Erosion Monitoring

• Detect weather-related damage

• Reduce herbicide and fertilizer usage

• Monitor livestock feedlots and pastures

• Estimate yields using biomass calculations

• Locate invasive species and diseased areas

• Survey irrigation and other structural systems

• Assess environmental impact and wildlife habitat

• Pellet spreading