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Drone Crop Spraying
Liquid application without the ruts, tracks, or trampled crop — our next milestone
This is where FlightPath Ag is headed. Aerial application is the service east-central Alabama is shortest on: crop dusters won't touch small, broken, tree-lined fields, and ground rigs rut the ones they can reach. A spray drone works ground that neither one can.
It is also the most heavily regulated thing a drone can do. Commercial aerial application requires an FAA Part 137 agricultural aircraft operator certificate, an Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries commercial applicator license in the aerial category, an exemption for the aircraft's weight class, and application-specific insurance. We are working through that stack — and we won't fly a drop of product, or quote a job, until every piece of it is signed.
In the meantime, the mapping side stands on its own: knowing exactly where the problem is makes whoever sprays it — your rig, your co-op, your custom applicator — more effective today.
Who this is for
Cattle and hay operations, row-crop farms, and anyone with small, broken, or hilly fields that ground equipment and crop dusters can't work economically.
Targeted for launch once Part 137 certification is complete. Tell us you're interested and you'll be on the list the day it opens.
We can map it today
Application is coming. Knowing exactly where the problem is doesn't have to wait on it.