What we fly

We are proud supporters of Hylio and fly their ARES HYL-150 providing Precision, Power, and Reliability. Manufactured in Texas.

Every field gets mapped before we spray and logged after, so you know exactly what got covered, and when.

Timed to your season

Cotton plants with white cotton bolls in a field under a partly cloudy sky.

Cotton

Defoliation timed to open bolls, plus pest control through the season.

Close-up of two ears of corn growing in a field with green leaves, sunlight shining through.

Corn & Grain

Fungicide and nutrient passes at tasseling, when a ground rig would compact stalks.

Green rice field under a partly cloudy sky.

Rice

Creative and strategic in equal measure, our marketing director brings fresh ideas to every campaign. They turn insights into action and help our message resonate with the right audience.

Open farmland with grazing horses, trees, and barn buildings in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

Pasture & Rangeland

Friendly, attentive, and always ready to help, our customer service manager ensures every interaction is a positive one. They keep communication clear, timely, and human.

By Treatment

What We Apply

(Pretty much anything)


Burndown and post-emergent weed control, applied before weeds get ahead of the crop.

Herbicide


Disease protection at the growth stage where it actually pays off.

Fungicide

A drone flying in the sky over a grassy field with trees in the background and cloudy weather.

Targeted insect control, timed to pressure, not a calendar.

Pesticide


Foliar feed and micronutrients applied when the field's too wet to drive.

Fertilizer / Nutrient

WHy we fly

No rutting

1

Ground rigs compact soil and crush rows. The drone never touches the ground.


Works when wet

2

Flood-stage rice, saturated pasture after rain — timing doesn't wait on the ground drying out.


Every pass mapped

3

GPS-guided flight lines, logged, so you know exactly what got covered and when.

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