Agriculture

The same platform, a different mission: the field rather than the herd. Thermal surveys show where water goes and where it does not, repeatable flights build a record you can compare week after week, and crop-health mapping is planned as a later add-on, with a dedicated multispectral sensor. Every survey is scoped to your fields and your season.

What the field demands

Water

Leaks, blocked emitters and uneven pivots cost yield in a drought economy, and they are invisible from the road.

Timing

By the time stress shows to the eye, part of the loss is already booked. The field needs to be read earlier than a walk allows.

Records

Decisions on inputs, insurance and leases rest on memory and paper. A season deserves a comparable record.

What we can deliver

Every mission bespoke

Irrigation audits

Thermal surveys of water stress, leak plumes and pivot uniformity, flown with the same thermal sensor used for the night rounds, delivered as annotated maps.

Water-stress mapping

Thermal flights over blocks and orchards at the same hour on a repeat schedule, so stressed zones show before they show to the eye.

Season records

The same flight lines, week after week: a georeferenced record you can compare, share with an agronomist and keep for insurance or lease decisions.

Field infrastructure

Pivots, pumps, canals, dams and fences documented from the air on repeatable routes.

Crop-health mapping, planned

NDVI/NDRE surveys and variable-rate prescription maps require a dedicated multispectral sensor. It is planned as a later add-on; ask and we will tell you when it flies.

How the mission is planned

Tailor-made for this field

01
Map the season, not just the field
Blocks, orchards, pivots and water sources, and the decisions of your season: where to irrigate, what to inspect, what to record.
02
Flight lines fixed for comparison
Altitude, route and hour of day stay fixed so one week can be compared with the next, with the sensor chosen for the question you are asking.
03
A first survey and its format
You receive an annotated map you and your agronomist can read. We agree the repeat schedule from what it shows.

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