We spray the paddocks you can't drive into.
Aerial spraying, spreading and survey across NSW. Licensed operators, published rates, and boots on your place within 48 hours of your call.
48-HOUR CALLOUT · 10 HA MINIMUM · FULLY INSURED
Every job flown under a CASA operator certificate, with the aircraft listed on it by make and model and type-rated remote pilots
Agricultural chemicals applied from an aircraft under licence
Including chemical drift and overspray — which a lot of drone policies exclude
Certificate numbers, pilot type ratings and the insurance certificate, sent on request. Most people ask.
Aerial Spraying
Crop protection and weed control on ground a boom can't reach.
- Wet paddocks and closing windows
- Steep, timbered and broken country
- Spot spraying instead of blanket treating
Seeding & Spreading
Seed and granular product placed accurately, without compaction.
- Cover crop into standing stubble
- Urea, gypsum and lime on small blocks
- Hill country a spreader truck can't travel
Aerial Survey
A current picture of the paddock, and a prescription you can act on.
- Crop health and vigour maps
- Weed mapping for targeted spraying
- Flood, fire and frost damage assessment
A drone isn't always the right tool. Here's when it is.
- Paddocks too wet to carry a rig, when the window is closing
- Steep, timbered or broken country
- Creek lines, dam edges, drains and roadsides
- Small and irregular blocks under 40 ha
- Tall, late-season crops you'd otherwise flatten
- Spot spraying weed patches instead of blanket-treating the paddock
- Anywhere wheel tracks or compaction cost you yield
- Flat, dry, open country over about 200 ha in one block — a ground rig or an ag plane will beat us on cost per hectare, and we'll tell you so
- Products the label requires to be applied from the ground
- Jobs needing more than about 950 L/ha of water
| Method | Typical $/ha | Where it wins |
|---|---|---|
| Ground boom spray | $8 – $18 | Large, dry, accessible paddocks |
| Drone | $18 – $35 | Rough, wet, small or awkward blocks |
| Aerial (plane / heli) | $20 – $45 | Very large areas, very tight windows |
Indicative, ex GST. Source: AgPages published Australian contract spraying ranges, 2026.
We'd rather turn a job down than do it badly. If it's not one for us, we'll usually know someone it is.
Our prices are on the website. All of them.
No “contact us for pricing”. Work out what your job costs before you ring us — then ring us.
See the full rate card→| Broadacre spray, up to 20 L/ha | $32/ha |
| Spray, 21–40 L/ha | $42/ha |
| High-volume / complex | from $55/ha |
| Granular spreading & seeding | $38–$75/ha |
| Aerial survey & mapping | $6–$12/ha |
| Jobs under 10 ha | $250–$260/hr |
What will your paddock cost?
Four steps, and we're in the air.
- 01
You call or send the paddock
Ring us, or drop a pin and a rough boundary in the quote form. We'll come back the same day with a firm price in writing.
- 02
We check the job
Weather window, wind, buffer zones, neighbouring sensitive crops, and whether the label allows aerial application. If it doesn't stack up, we tell you before you've spent anything.
- 03
We fly it
We arrive with our own water, mixing gear, power and crew. You don't need to supply anything but access and the chemical — unless you'd rather we supplied that too.
- 04
You get the record
Within 24 hours: a coverage map, the actual volumes applied, weather at the time of application, and a compliance record that's ready to file.
You don't just get the paddock done. You get it on paper.
Most contractors hand you an invoice. We hand you a record:
- A coverage map showing exactly where the aircraft flew
- Actual litres or kilograms applied, per hectare and total
- Any skips, overlaps or missed corners, marked
- Wind speed, direction and temperature at time of application
- Chemical, batch and rate, formatted for your spray diary
Keep it for your records, send it to your agronomist, or hand it straight to an auditor.
| Area treated | 118.4 ha |
| Applied | 3,552 L · 30.0 L/ha |
| Swath / overlap | 9.0 m · 12% |
| Skipped | 1.6 ha (dam buffer) |
WIND 8–11 km/h SSW · 19.4 °C · 62% RH · 06:41 – 09:08
Where we fly.
We work across NSW. Tell us where the block is and we'll quote the work and the travel together, up front, so there are no surprises.
Check your area→Before you ring.
Is drone spraying actually legal?
Yes. It's regulated, and heavily. Every job is flown under a CASA operator certificate with the aircraft listed on it by make and model and type-rated remote pilots, and under a NSW licence to apply agricultural chemicals from an aircraft. We can send you the paperwork before we come.
What if it drifts?
Our public liability cover explicitly includes chemical drift and overspray — a lot of drone policies exclude it. We also record wind speed and direction for every flight, so there's a record either way.
How small a job will you do?
Ten hectares is our minimum for a per-hectare price. Under that we charge by the hour with a two-hour minimum, which usually works out better for small blocks and spot jobs anyway.
How quickly can you get here?
Inside the standard service area, generally within 48 hours during season. Ring rather than email if the window's tight.
Do I supply the chemical?
Your choice. If you supply it, we take a 50% deposit. If we supply it, it's charged at cost plus a handling fee and prepaid in full.
Can you spray at night?
Not currently — we operate sunrise to sunset. We'll always tell you honestly what the weather window allows.
Got a paddock that needs doing?
Tell us the block, the product and the window. We'll come back today with a price you can hold us to.