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Precision Ag Services is Coming to Tasmania

The same aerial spraying, fertilising, and seeding service already trusted by farms across South East Queensland — now with a dedicated Tasmanian pilot.

Drone pilot holding the remote that controls the drone while flying a mission

Based in north Tasmania

We will be basing our operation in the north of Tasmania, however, we can travel wherever we need to go. Our business always operates on an open and honest system whereby we will be upfront if we think the distance is too far.

Understanding what farms want and need:

Pilots standing next to the spray drone while on a job

Modern farming asks a lot. Rising input costs, tighter margins, unpredictable weather, and ground that’s often too steep, wet, or awkward for conventional equipment — I’ve seen these challenges firsthand, and it’s exactly why I wanted to bring this technology to Tasmanian farms.

I spent over 20 years on our family farm in the Lockyer Valley before adventuring out into the outback of Queensland, Tasmania and the United Kingdom. These adventures exposed me to different farming practices and styles, environmental challenges and the different struggles that farmers face.

My background means I’m not just flying a drone — I understand what’s actually at stake on the other end of it: a weather window that won’t wait, ground too wet for the rig, chemical costs that add up fast, and the pressure of getting the timing right when a season depends on it.

I’m based in north Tasmania, covering the whole state, and I’m not flying in and out — this is where I live and work. When I’m not flying, you’ll find me dreaming of farming or at the local golf course chasing that elusive hole in one.