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Precision Ag Services provides drone spraying for growers in Queensland and Tasmania. Often called crop dusting, aerial spraying applies herbicides, pesticides and fertilisers exactly where they are needed. It works even on steep, wet or hard-to-reach country.

Spraying a crop in a hard-to-reach spot with a spray drone

Precision Ag Services: Leading the Aerial Innovation

Precision Ag Services encompasses a range of innovative solutions aimed at optimising agricultural practices. At its core lies aerial spraying, a technology-driven approach to crop protection and enhancement.

We offer a comprehensive range of spraying services, tailored to meet the unique needs of farmers and their crops. These services leverage aerial spraying for efficient and precise application of fertilisers, pesticides, and other substances.

Why choose drone spraying?

Drone spraying covers large areas quickly. It also reaches places that ground rigs cannot. Here is how it can help your farm.

A pilot watching the spray drone take off
A landed spray drone a top of a steep hillside.

Efficient Crop Protection

Aerial spraying is a game-changer in modern agriculture, significantly improving crop protection, efficiency, and productivity. Let’s explore why opting for aerial spraying can be a wise decision.

Precise, targeted application

Precision matters in modern agriculture. Drones place herbicides, pesticides and fertilisers on the target area. This improves results and reduces waste.

Faster treatment when timing counts

Timing is critical during key growth stages. Because drones treat crops swiftly, you can act within the right window. Better timing supports healthier crops and stronger yields.

Access to difficult country

Steep slopes, wet paddocks and rough ground can stop conventional equipment. Drones are not held back by terrain. Therefore, more of your property can be treated safely.

Lower costs over time

Drone spraying can cut labour and reduce wasted product. In the long run, these savings add up.

Environmental Considerations

Targeted application can reduce unnecessary chemical use. In addition, drones cause minimal soil disturbance compared with ground-based machinery. They can also use less water than many ground methods. Together, these factors support more sustainable farming.

We also follow the regulations that apply to aerial spraying in each state where we operate. Likewise, all pilots have chemical handling and spraying accreditations.

Heavily weed infested hill side

Sustainable Practices

  • Reduced Chemical Footprint:
    Aerial spraying minimises the overall chemical usage, reducing the environmental footprint associated with excessive chemical application.
  • Targeted Application:
    Aerial spraying allows precise targeting of areas, minimising unnecessary exposure to non-targeted areas and further reducing environmental impact.
  • Minimal Soil Disturbance:
    Compared to traditional ground-based methods, aerial spraying minimises soil disturbance, aiding in soil conservation and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

Get more from every hectare

Precise spraying helps crops reach their full potential. We combine modern drone technology with practical field experience. For example, you can pair spraying with aerial mapping and crop mapping. First, mapping shows where the problems are. Then spraying treats only those areas.

We also provide aerial seeding and granular spreading. Learn more about the applications of agricultural drones, or explore multispectral imagery for crop health.

Compliance and Regulations

Precision Ag Services adhere to environmental regulations, underscoring the commitment to environmentally friendly practices. This compliance ensures that aerial spraying is conducted responsibly and sustainably.

FAQs

What is the difference between crop dusting and drone spraying?

Crop dusting traditionally means spraying from fixed-wing aircraft. Drone spraying does the same job with a small unmanned aircraft. Drones fly lower and can reach steep or confined country.

What can you spray with a drone?

Drones apply herbicides, pesticides and fertilisers. Talk to us about your product and your property before booking.

Can drones spray steep or wet paddocks?

Yes. Drones are not limited by ground conditions, so they can reach country that conventional machinery cannot.

Is drone spraying environmentally friendly?

Precise, targeted application can reduce unnecessary chemical use and soil disturbance. We follow the regulations that apply to aerial spraying.

How do I get a drone spraying quote?

Call us or send an enquiry through the form. We will discuss your property, your crop and your timing, then recommend the right approach.