Ruben Alcott
Chief pilot
Who flies your ground
The people on your contract
Every rate map is signed off by someone who has walked the crop, and every aircraft is flown by someone who holds the rating on it.
Hannah Osei
Lead agronomist
Denis Marek
Application supervisor
Sofia Lindqvist
Imagery & data
Where we stand
Numbers you can hold against your own records.
Pulled from flight logs and settled harvest data across six seasons of contracts. If a figure cannot be traced to a grower's books, it is not on this page.
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Acres under flight
Booked across grain, tree fruit, rice and grazing ground.
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Input volume saved
Typical drop in spray load once passes follow a rate map.
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Head start on trouble
Median gap between our first flag and visible symptoms.
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Slots delivered
Missions flown inside the booked window, weather holds aside.
Growers on the record
Collected after the grain was sold, not after the pitch.
We ask for a review once the season is closed out and the numbers are settled. Nothing below has been edited.
What sold me was the follow-up flight. They come back a week later and show you whether the pass did anything. I had never had a service offer to be graded on its own work before.
Marcus Hale
Corn & soy · 2,800 ac
Our blocks sit on a grade nobody wants to take a sprayer onto. The crew finished the whole thing in an afternoon, and the top of the canopy came out better covered than we ever managed by hand.
Priya Raman
Orchard · 640 ac
The chemical we did not buy covered the contract before August. The surprise was the water map, which explained a patch we had been treating as disease for four straight years.
Dale Okonkwo
Rice & wheat · 5,100 ac
They flew the quarter I had written off two years ago. The report came back the same evening with a tile line marked on it, and that field is back in rotation.
Erin Vasquez
Corn · 1,450 ac
The as-applied log settled a boundary argument with a neighbour inside ten minutes. That alone was worth the season.
Tom Brandt
Wheat & canola · 3,300 ac
We used to spray on the calendar. Now we spray on the map, and the invoice for chemistry came in a third lower without a single acre going backwards.
Aisha Nwosu
Cotton · 2,100 ac
Field notes
Written between flights, by the people flying.
Working notes from the crew and the agronomy desk. No launches, no press releases.
Agronomy · 1 min read
When NDVI flatlines, switch bands
Once the canopy closes, the index everyone quotes stops moving and stops telling you anything. NDVI saturates somewhere around V10 on most…
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Operations · 1 min read
Four checks that account for most aborts
We went back through 4,000 missions to find out why flights got scrubbed. Three quarters of them traced to the same short…
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Economics · 1 min read
The true per-acre cost of a mapped pass
Flight time, battery cycles, product and labour laid out line by line, set against the identical job run with a ground rig.…
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Give us the field that keeps letting you down.
We will fly it once at our cost, hand over the report in full, and leave the decision with you. Demo slots go out within ten working days right through the season.