Family owned and operated
Sprayed on time.
No ruts. No flattened corn.
We spray fungicide, herbicide and insecticide, and seed cover crops, by drone. We're a family-owned crew out of Kenton. You call, we show up when your window opens.
Put down a deposit before April 1, 2027. Summer spray windows are only a week or two long, and pre-booked farms get sprayed first.
It goes where your sprayer can't
At tasseling, a ground rig knocks corn down. We fly over it and never touch a stalk.
Rained last night? We don't sink. Your spray window doesn't wait for the ground to dry.
Odd shapes, tree lines, 15-acre patches. Planes skip them. We don't.
Seed company field trials found about $27 an acre back from drone fungicide on corn.
Straight prices, per acre
You supply the product, or we can work with your co-op or agronomist. Every job comes with a map and a written report of what went on and when.
| What we do | When | Price | Pre-book price |
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$200 minimum per trip. Fields farther than 30 miles from Kenton may add a travel charge. We'll tell you before we book.
Hold your spot. Lock your price.
Pick what you need and about how many acres. A small deposit holds your spot on the schedule and counts toward your bill. Change your acres any time before the season.
Thanks. Your spot is reserved.
Your booking number is
Keep your booking number. We'll text you to confirm, usually within one business day.
Get a free quote first
Takes a minute. We'll call or text you back within one business day. No pressure.
Estimate for spraying only. Your product is extra.
Three steps. No hassle.
Book or ask
Pre-book your acres or ask for a quote. Tell us roughly where the fields are.
We map it
We map your field lines once and save them. When your window opens, we're ready to go.
We spray and report
We spray when the weather is right, then text you a map and report: what went on, how much, and when.
Family owned, based in Kenton
We cover Hardin County and the counties around it. Not sure if you're in range? Put your town in the form and we'll tell you.
Questions farmers ask
How does the deposit work?
The deposit holds your spot on the 2027 schedule and comes off your final bill. It's fully refundable until April 1, 2027. After that, it holds your place in line and moves to a later window if weather pushes your job.
Is paying online safe?
Yes. Deposits go through Stripe, the same secure checkout big stores use. We never see or store your card number. If you'd rather pay by check, just say so when we call.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Before our first job we'll hold every license the FAA and the Ohio Department of Agriculture require for aerial spraying, plus liability insurance. Ask and we'll send copies.
Do I have to buy the chemical from you?
No. Most farmers supply their own product or have their co-op deliver it. We mix it and apply it at the rate on the label.
What about drift onto my neighbor?
Drones fly low, about 10 to 15 feet over the crop, which keeps spray where it belongs. We check wind before every flight and won't fly when it's too high. Every job gets a weather log.
Can the cost-share programs pay for cover crops?
Often, yes. USDA (EQIP) and H2Ohio programs pay farmers to plant cover crops, and seeding by drone counts. We'll help you with the sign-up so the program covers as much as it can. Sign-up deadlines come early in the year, so ask us this winter.
Get spray window alerts
We'll text you when disease pressure is building and spray windows are opening, plus early deals. A few texts a season, never spam.
Team desk
Everything farmers send from this site lands here. Call or text new ones the same day. Mark deposits paid when Stripe shows the money.