What we offer

Four ways we put drone images to work.

Spot spraying

Weed maps for your sprayer.

The drone scans your field, our AI detects the weeds and your sprayer opens the nozzles only above the weed patches. For sugar beet, potatoes, onions, cereals and grassland.

Task map of a field: the green patches are the weed spots that get treated.

Variable rate fertilising

Fertiliser per zone in kg per hectare.

From the crop stand we build a fertiliser map in kg per hectare, with a base rate and zones around it. Delivered for potatoes, onions and red cabbage.

VRA fertiliser map of a wheat field, with three zones in red, yellow and blue.

Haulm killing

Kill haulm where it is still green.

By harvest time part of the haulm has already died off. The drone sees which patches are still green and the task map sprays only there, instead of the whole field once more.

A field sprayer at work in a potato field.

Weed patches

Patches mapped before they spread.

Some weeds grow in patches that get bigger every year, such as yellow nutsedge, but also thistles and dock. On the drone images those spots stand out between the crop, so you know where they are.

Weed patches between the crop rows.

Not sure what you need.

Send us your field and tell us what you want to know. We will say whether it can be done and what it costs.