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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

As we look toward the 2026 growing season, the conversation in our area of the Upper Midwest is shifting. It’s no longer if you should integrate drones into your farming operation, but which ag drone platform will be the best fit and investment for your specific acres. For farmers and independent equipment dealers in our upper Midwest region, where we juggle tight application windows, unpredictable weather, mixed terrain, and fragmented fields, two names are dominating the

As a startup company we have a lot going on: new partners, new customers, new employees, and of course, new tech. Bringing it all together was the goal of our first in-person event, AgTech 2026, and we were thrilled with the results.

This is big. Through the Biofertilizer Innovation and Efficiency Pilot Program , the State of Minnesota is now offering up to $15 per acre for improving your nitrogen efficiency. This is a pilot program with applications due by May 1 and funding on a first-come, first-serve basis. This program is right in our wheelhouse because we move quickly and can handle most of the technical requirements, so you can capture the incentive without the typical state-program headache. How

When your heavy-lift ag drone goes down, you can't afford to wait weeks for out-of-state shipping. Harvest Drone is proud to announce we are now an official Hylio Certified Maintenance Shop!

Stop paying the "trample tax." Discover how Ag drone services in Minnesota save you up to 2.5% in yield loss by eliminating sprayer wheel tracks.

If you have pastures that look more like a boulder field than a fairway, you’ve probably heard it before: "Sorry, our rigs can't handle that terrain." Local co-ops and traditional custom applicators often turn down rocky, uneven, or steep ground because it’s a nightmare for their equipment. Between the risk of snapped booms, punctured tires, and other maintenance issues, most ground rigs simply won't risk it. At Harvest Drone, we don't care how rough the dirt is—because we d

American made drones from Hylio have commercial applications beyond ag, from cleaning and imagery to pest control and public health.