Crops and situations we treat
- Rice — rice water weevil, stink bugs, and stem borers
- Soybeans — stink bugs, loopers, and pod feeders
- Corn — armyworms, earworms, and fall armyworm
- Sorghum and milo — midge, headworm, and sugarcane aphid
- Pastures and hayfields — armyworms and grasshoppers
Why drone application works for insecticide
Timing is everything with insecticide. A drone can be in the field the same day you spot damage, even when the ground is too soft for a high-boy or the canopy is too tall for a ground rig. Low-altitude application puts droplets where pests live — on leaves, in the canopy, and along field edges — with less drift and better coverage than a fixed-wing plane on small acres.
What we apply
- Contact and systemic insecticides
- Organic and biological options by request
- Tank-mix partners with fungicide when conditions call for it
- Buffer and field-edge spot treatments
