Agriculture

Farmers can reduce the variable cost of manually getting their farms inspected, as drones can reach niche areas in half the amount of time that manual labor would take. Farmers can also use the information from drones for pest and blight identification, crop health and weed identification. Drone inspections for land and crop management can help agricultural businesses capture the data needed to increase productivity and reduce costs. 

Pivot Inspections

Agricultural drones provide information on crop growth stages, crop health, and soil variations.

Intelligent solutions that save time and increase workflow, benefiting a wide range of customers from farmers and growers to agricultural cooperation and service agencies.

Ariel shots of your ranch and farm, building and home. 

Homestead Pictures

Drone surveying is the process by which large and accurate measurements of Earth’s surfaces are taken from overhead for the purpose of creating maps and plotting boundaries using surveying software. It requires detailed photos and measurements taken from hundreds, sometimes thousands of angles and from varying distances, which are then stitched together to form high-quality 2D and 3D maps. Drones can take photos and measurements from above and visually record land that may be inaccessible. ​

Crop Monitoring

Farmers who can see the health of their crops in real time to make adjustments in real time, presenting great opportunities for the agricultural industry. Consider the impact you can make on your farm when you adjust elements like irrigation and fertilization based on the photos and readings taken by my drones. 

Gene Stansbery
FAA Part 107 Licensed
(308)660-1177
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