INPUT COSTS AREN'T GOING DOWN. WE HAVE A SOLUTION.

If you are looking to bring an agricultural spray drone to your farm or start a custom application business, you probably already know about the incredible efficiency and cost savings. But the number one question we get asked before someone buys is: "What kind of licenses do I actually need to fly this thing legally?"

1. Now is the Time to Buy Your Ag Drone Did you know, you probably can't just buy a heavy-lift spray drone on Friday and legally fly it over your fields on a Monday. Why? A few reasons: The Lead Time: Between securing your FAA Part 137 licensing, completing the required operational training, and waiting on hardware delivery, the onboarding process takes a couple of months. We can make it easier (and faster) and if you start today, you will be fully licensed and ready to fly j

If you are looking ahead for the 2026 season, you already know the story: it doesn't look good. Margins are tight and input costs are soaring. Between grain prices and the cost of fuel and fertilizer, there isn't much you can control. But when it comes to your fertility program, you might have more options than you think. If you’ve been looking for a way to reduce input costs, like finding a nitrogen fertilizer replacement or even just a slight reduction, there has never bee