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Everything you need to know about our drone spraying and seeding services — pricing, process, and what to expect. Can't find your answer? Ask us directly.
We specialise in two things: drone spraying (herbicide, fungicide and insecticide application) and drone seeding & spreading (pasture seed, cover crops, revegetation, fertiliser, lime and fire ant bait). All work is CASA-certified and GPS-logged.
Yes — most of our work is targeted spot spraying: weed outbreaks, boundaries, dams, and problem corners rather than blanket coverage. We only treat what needs treating, which keeps your chemical bill down too.
We work across South East QLD and Northern NSW — Gold Coast, Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Warwick, Tweed, Byron, Ballina, and Lismore are all in our regular service area. For larger or multi-day jobs we'll travel further — contact us to check availability for your location.
Yes. We hold a CASA-issued Remote Operator's Certificate (REoC), a Remote Pilot Licence <25 kg, Aeronautical Radio Operator certification, a QLD aerial distribution contractor licence, and NSW remote applicator business accreditation. All flights are conducted under CASA regulations and we carry full public liability cover — certificates of currency are available on request.
Yes. We regularly work for councils, golf courses, and commercial land managers as well as farms. We're familiar with procurement requirements and can provide certificates of currency, safety management plans, pre-start risk assessments, and GPS-logged job records for compliance documentation. Reach out early in your planning cycle so we can accommodate any tendering or onboarding requirements.
We operate purpose-built heavy-lift agricultural drones with interchangeable spray tank and granular spreader payloads. Everything is regularly maintained and calibrated, and every flight is GPS-logged.
Most jobs are priced per hectare. The rate depends on the area, application rate, terrain, and distance from the Gold Coast. Send through the details and we'll typically come back with a clear fixed-price quote the same day.
We quote every job individually and will be upfront if something is too small to be cost-effective. Often small jobs can still be combined with nearby work to keep them affordable — get in touch and we'll give you a straight answer.
No — we're a contract application service. You (or your agronomist) supply the product or seed and we apply it to your specification. This keeps you in control of input costs and product choice.
Yes. Once we have the key details — area, product, rate, and location — we'll lock in a fixed price. We don't charge by the hour for standard jobs.
Occasionally — jobs that need additional risk assessments, specific exclusion zones, or extended compliance documentation can carry a small additional cost. We always flag this in your quote before you commit.
After you submit an enquiry we'll call you back to discuss the job, confirm scope and pricing, and set a date. Before we mobilise we'll complete a site risk assessment, confirm weather windows, and touch base on access and any site-specific requirements.
Spraying has product-label-driven wind and temperature thresholds (typically up to around 15 km/h wind). Seeding and spreading have broader windows but still avoid heavy rain and high wind. If conditions change on the day we'll reschedule — no drama.
Ideally yes at the start — to confirm access, scope, boundaries, and any site-specific hazards. Once we're underway you don't need to stay. We'll call you when the job's complete or if anything needs your input.
We select nozzles and droplet sizes appropriate to the product and conditions, with coarser droplets where drift risk is higher. We observe label buffer distances from waterways, neighbouring land, and sensitive areas. Jobs are postponed if wind or weather falls outside the product label.
Spraying typically covers 50–150 ha per day depending on the application rate and terrain. Seeding and spreading are similar. We'll give you a realistic estimate in your quote.
For many jobs, yes — and for some jobs drones are the only practical option: wet paddocks, steep country, dams, standing crops, and sites with restricted ground access. Drones apply product with no soil compaction, no wheel tracks, and no washdown delays between properties.
Every flight is GPS-logged. You can get flight records showing coverage, timing, and application rate — suitable for agronomist review, compliance audit, or export certification.
Call us. We take quality seriously and will come back out to assess and discuss any concerns. We'd rather fix it than have an unhappy customer.
These are set by the product label and we'll advise the relevant intervals before we start. We don't apply products outside their registered label conditions.
Still have questions?
Call or send a message — we respond same day.