Aerial spraying for Willamette Valley vineyards and orchards
Licensed aerial application and crop scouting for Oregon growers.
FAA Part 137. Oregon-licensed applicator and operator. Insured. Based in Canby.
Licensed aerial application and crop scouting for Oregon growers.
FAA Part 137. Oregon-licensed applicator and operator. Insured. Based in Canby.
Aerial application
GroDrones flies a DJI Agras T50 for licensed aerial application across the Willamette Valley.
Fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, and nutritional or organic-compatible inputs, where the label allows
Documentation after every application, so you have a clean record of the job
A drone earns its place when a ground rig is the wrong tool for the block. Usually that comes down to access, timing, or the size of the area that needs treating.
Spray saturated or narrow ground without the wheel traffic and ruts a tractor would leave.
Spraying often comes down to a narrow gap between rain and wind. A drone can move on a short break instead of losing the window.
Treat problem rows and field edges as their own job, instead of spraying the whole block the same way.
Crop scouting and NDVI mapping
We map where the crop is stressed so you can treat the acres that need it, then check the result after the spray.
Scouting report. A crop health map with affected acres and GPS points to check on foot.
Prescription map. Problem zones turned into a map that guides a targeted spray.
Before and after tracking. A second flight after treatment to confirm it worked.
Canopy disease pressure and tight rows.
Full coverage with less ground disturbance.
Precise coverage in tight spacing.
Weed pressure and spot treatment.
High-value blocks that need careful placement.
GroDrones is based in Canby and works across the Willamette Valley, including Clackamas, Marion, Yamhill, Washington, and Polk counties. Common farm areas include Canby and Molalla, Woodburn and Silverton, Newberg and McMinnville, Hillsboro and Forest Grove, and Polk County ground near Dallas, Monmouth, Independence, and Rickreall. Send your field location and we'll confirm.
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Send your crop, acreage, field location, and timing window. We'll tell you straight whether a drone's the right call for the job, and what it'll cost.
Geoff Wilson
Owner and operator, GroDrones
I'm a licensed, insured operator based in Canby. I review every job myself and tell you straight whether a drone fits.
Oregon licensing
GroDrones operates with Oregon Department of Agriculture pesticide licensing for commercial application work, including aerial application by drone.