Pest control

No — and anyone who says yes without reading the label is not operating properly. Aerial application of plant protection products is regulated: some products allow it, others expressly prohibit it, and some cases require specific authorisation. Before proposing any treatment we check product, area and conditions; if it cannot legally be done, we say so and look for the alternative.

Per hectare treated, with a minimum service charge covering travel and setup. The prior inspection flight can be booked on its own, with no obligation to treat afterwards: sometimes the outbreak turns out smaller than feared and intervening is not worth it. With recurring seasonal work the per-hectare rate drops.

Between 15 and 30 hectares per day in targeted application, depending on dose, terrain and the distance between zones to treat. Small, scattered plots yield less than continuous area, and that shows in the quote: we tell you the estimated days before starting.

In many cases it complements rather than replaces it: the drone reaches where the tractor cannot — slopes, waterlogged soil, narrow spacings — and acts fast on localised outbreaks without waiting for the ground to become passable. For blanket applications on flat, dry land the tractor remains competitive, and we will tell you so.

With a prior inspection flight, visual and thermal, that maps the damage pattern and its real extent. If you already have the location from your technician or plant protection association, we work directly from it and skip that step, with the corresponding saving.

On plots adjoining homes, public paths or organic crops, yes: in some cases it is mandatory and in all cases it is sensible. We check it during planning and, where appropriate, we prepare the notice ourselves — product, date and time window — so you only have to hand it over.

Yes, and a complete one: a georeferenced trace of what was applied, area, dose, product, date and the weather conditions at the time. Delivered as PDF and as CSV ready for the digital farm logbook, and equally valid before an inspection or an audit.