Precision Agriculture
Ag drones help growers with crop management and precise application of remedies, eliminating soil compaction and reducing carbon footprints.
Using less resources and increasing yields.
AG Drone Services
Mapping
RGB / Multispectral / LiDAR
Field mapping is an essential tool for:
plant counts,
yield estimation,
plant stress analysis,
prescription mapping
field inspection, survey
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Schedule routine flyover mapping to get the big picture and to view your fields in greater detail.
Spraying & Broadcasting
Application Services
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The EA J100 is capable of carrying 45L (60L optional) of liquid and 50 kilograms of granular material, achieving an average coverage of 40 acres per hour, regardless of field conditions.
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Growers supply the organic fertilizer, nutrients, and other approved products. We do the rest.
EAVISION Ag Drones
Sales and Training
For growers who want to take control of their ag drone operations, we offer sales and training on the EAVISION ag drones. We provide full maintenance and aftersales support. ​​
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Ministry of Transportation Canada - RPAS licensing help is available.
Common questions
What are the benefits of using Ag Drones?
Time and cost efficiency are major advantages, as drones can cover large areas in a short time and save human labour.
Drones enable precision agriculture, allowing farmers to apply fertilizers and products only where necessary, minimizing environmental impact. The data collected by ag drones can be analyzed to optimize resource allocation and improve current farming practices
How much do you charge for application?
In the Southern Interior BC, our trained pilots spray or broadcast the product at appropriate flow rates and droplet size for optimum results. Pricing depends on crop type: field crops, orchards, or vineyards. We have a base rate plus a standard fee per acre. Discounted subscription rates are available. Please send a message to receive a quote.
What can be applied legally by drones in Canada?
The Ministry of Health Canada has currently approved the use of: Organic fertilizers, such as liquid or granular fish and chicken products
Micronutrients
Mosquito larvicide
Non organic herbicides, pesticides and fungicides are NOT PERMITTED in Canada yet.
UPDATE 07/24
Corteva Agriscience has recently been granted approval for Garlon XRT, a Group 4 herbicide containing triclopyr. It is designed for the control of woody plants and vegetation in non-crop areas, including around power lines and utility infrastructures.
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less product​​
90%
less water
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soil compaction​
What is required to fly an Ag drone in Canada?
A Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Advanced Pilot Certificate along with authorization for use of heavy drones is required under Ministry of Transportation regulations.
The good news is we offer training, flight review, documentation assistance, along with maintenance and after sale support.. Our mission is to help you grow.
How much does it cost to purchase?