Agricultural Drone Spraying and Precision Farming From the Air
Targeted spraying, crop-health monitoring (NDVI) and fertilizer and seed spreading that save chemicals, water and time while raising yield. We connect you to CAA-licensed agricultural drone operators that meet Ministry of Agriculture and pest-control rules.
- 100% CAA commercial license (CAAI)
- Active commercial third-party insurance
- Response within one business day
Who this service is built for
Farmers & growers
Precision spraying and crop-health monitoring through the season.
Vineyards & orchards
Health mapping, tree counting and stress-zone detection.
Agri-tech companies
Accurate field data to feed models and algorithms.
Open-land management & forestry
Forest monitoring, vegetation tracking and risk assessment.
Deep technical knowledge
How drone spraying saves chemicals, water and money
A tractor or crop-duster sprays an entire field uniformly, even where it is not needed. An agricultural drone, combined with prior mapping, sprays only the areas that truly require treatment, at a precise dose per zone. The result is less chemical, less water, less soil load and a direct cost saving, plus spraying even on steep or muddy plots that heavy machinery struggles to reach.
Crop monitoring and NDVI mapping: spot a problem before you can see it
A multispectral camera captures wavelengths the eye cannot see and produces an NDVI map, a vegetation-health index. The map exposes zones of stress, disease or irrigation shortage long before they are visible to the eye, enabling targeted early intervention. Instead of discovering a problem once the crop is already damaged, the grower spots it in time and treats only where needed.
Licensing and pest control: what makes drone spraying legal
Agricultural drone spraying is not just a flight. Spraying drones like the DJI Agras are heavy platforms that require a CAA license in the higher weight tier with a practical exam, plus flight coordination. Beyond that, applying pesticides is subject to Ministry of Agriculture rules: only approved products, at an approved dose, and sometimes with a licensed pest-control operator. Amateur or unlawful operation exposes you to fines and liability. We connect you only to operators that meet all these requirements.
Capabilities and deliverables
- Precision spraying by variable-rate application map
- Heavy spraying drones (DJI Agras) for fast coverage of large areas
- NDVI mapping to identify stress and disease zones
- Spreading of fertilizer, seed and bait from the air
- Access to steep and muddy plots that are hard to reach
- Digital field report for every flight
Deliverables you receive
Equipment and sensors used
| Multispectral sensor | Thermal sensor | |
|---|---|---|
| What it detects | Early crop stress and disease | Soil moisture and irrigation issues |
| Primary output | NDVI map | Thermal field map |
| Best for | Crop-health monitoring | Irrigation and drainage management |
How much does drone spraying cost
Agricultural drone spraying is usually priced per dunam, while monitoring and mapping are priced by plot scope. These are observed market ranges that give order of magnitude. The larger the area, the lower the per-dunam price. The precise quote comes free through the marketplace.
| Agricultural spraying | Tens of โช per dunam |
| NDVI monitoring and mapping | By plot scope |
| Fertilizer and seed spreading | By dunam and material |
- Plot size and number of dunams (larger area = lower per-dunam price)
- Crop and terrain type (open field, orchard, vineyard, steep plot)
- Product type and required dosage
- Whether prior monitoring or mapping is needed for precision spraying
- Site accessibility and flight conditions
Every flight is coordinated in advance with the required authorities, and in restricted areas that includes security clearance and NOTAM issuance as needed. The operators in the network handle the bureaucracy, so the project starts on time and fully approved.
Related topics in this field
Drone spraying
Precision agricultural spraying priced per dunam, with Agras drones and CAA-licensed operators.
Crop monitoring & NDVI
Crop-health (NDVI) mapping and remote sensing to detect stress and disease early.
Fertilizer & seed spreading
Fertilizer, seed and bait spreading from the air, uniform and fast even on difficult terrain.
Frequently asked questions
Do you operate drones yourself?
CAA-licensed, insured companies and pilots can join the operator registry and receive enquiries in their field and area. No joining fee and no exclusivity.