AGRICULTURE • WYOMING

See more of
your ground.

From crop work and spraying to a look at hard-to-reach ground, we help Wyoming farmers and ranchers cover more ground with less time in the truck. We serve Natrona, Converse, Niobrara, Carbon, Albany, Platte, Goshen, Laramie and Fremont Counties.

AGRICULTURAL CAPABILITIES

Get a better look at your field.

01

Drone Spraying

When a field is too wet, steep or hard to reach with ground equipment, aerial application can be a practical option. We will talk through the job before we fly.

02

Crop Health Imaging

Capture repeatable visual and multispectral/thermal information when equipped and appropriate for the project.

03

Field Mapping

Create aerial maps and visual records to support field planning, documentation and operational decisions.

04

Prescription Application

Support variable-rate or targeted application workflows when compatible prescription data and equipment are provided.

05

Livestock Visibility

Use aerial observation to improve visibility across large ranching areas while reducing unnecessary travel.

06

Thermal Monitoring

Thermal imaging can help identify temperature differences and point out areas that may need a closer look.

07

Columbian Ground Squirrel Control

Ground squirrels can do real damage to pasture, hay ground and equipment areas. For larger or hard-to-reach acreage, aerial application may be a practical fit after we review the property, timing and conditions.

FROM ABOVE

A better look at what is happening in the field.

From checking a wet corner to looking over a large pasture, a drone can save a lot of windshield time. We will talk through what you need to see and bring back the photos or maps that help.

✓ Field visibility
✓ Repeatable imagery
✓ Large-area coverage
✓ Application support
✓ Ranch & livestock observation
✓ Documentation for planning

AGRICULTURE PROJECT

Let's plan your next flight.

Tell us what you are working with—your acreage, location, crop or livestock operation and timing. We will talk through the job and what makes sense before we put a flight on the calendar.