Ag Drone Services

Ag drone services are professional, FAA-certified drone operations for farms — spraying, spreading, scouting, and mapping done by a licensed pilot with a heavy-lift agriculture UAV. You book by the acre, we show up with the aircraft, chemicals, water tender, and insurance, and you get a digital application report when we're done. No equipment purchase, no Part 137 paperwork, no training curve.

Pricing depends on acreage, crop type, and service line. Text or call us at 604 BC DRONE for a same-day quote. Most growers see ag drone services pay for themselves on the first wet-weather rescue spray or the first variable-rate prescription that cuts chemical use 20–30%.

Row crops (corn, soy, wheat, cotton, rice), orchards, vineyards, specialty veg, cover crops, pasture, and greenhouse roofs. Typical jobs: fungicide application, liquid fertilizer, dry granular spreading, cover-crop seeding, NDVI / NDRE scouting, stand counts, drainage mapping, and ReduSol shade application on glass and poly houses.

Same-week scheduling is the norm. Call by Monday for a Wednesday-Friday flight in most weather windows; rescue sprays on wet ground often launch within 24–48 hours. Season-contract customers get priority dispatch — we lock weather windows for your fields before opening the calendar to spot bookings.

Yes. Skyline AgDrone carries FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificates, FAA Part 137 agricultural aircraft certification, state fungicide applicator licenses, and $2.7M aerial application liability insurance. Every flight is logged, every fungicide mix is documented, and every job ships with a geo-tagged coverage report you can hand to your crop insurer or buyer.

Drones win on wet ground (no wheel tracks, no compaction), irregular field shapes, terraced ground, tall canopies, specialty crops, targeted treatment zones, and any field too small to justify a crop duster. Ground rigs still win on huge contiguous dry acreage; crop dusters still win on 1,000+ acre contiguous blocks. For everything in between, ag drone services are usually the lowest-cost, fastest-to-mobilize option.