Frequently Asked Questions

-Part 107: Remote Pilot Certificate

-FAA Drone Registration

-44807 Exemption: Heavy Drone Exemption (55 lbs or greater)

-Part 137:  Agricultural Aircraft Operator Certification

-FAA 2nd Class Medical Certificate

-State Pesticide Applicator License

-Liability Insurance for Commercial Applications

You can schedule a consultation by filling out our contact form or by calling our office during business hours.

We offer a variety of agricultural drone services including drone sales, crop consulting, soil testing, and farm management.

We primarily serve the North Carolina regions, but we are willing to travel if necessary and can provide expedited shipping anywhere in the U.S.

The drones are incredibly easy to fly.  Most of the flight time is completely autonomous, although you can take over manually at any time.  I like to compare it to using a smart phone or smart tv.  Seems a little intimidating at first but quickly are able to input your crop boundaries and mapping info and away the drone goes. It's that simple!

General rule of thumb, 2GPA is commonly used.  The following does include takeoff / landings and tank refills:

-T40: 40-45 Acres per Hour

-T30: 25-35 Acres per Hour

-T20p: 20-30 Acres per Hour

-T10: 10-15 Acres per Hour