Crop scouting
Drone crop scouting and NDVI mapping for Oregon growers
See which acres actually have the problem before you spray the whole block. NDVI and high-resolution imagery show stress and uneven vigor early enough to treat just the rows that need it.
Scouting services
Three services, in the order most growers use them
Each one stands on its own. Most growers start with a map and add the other two when the field calls for it.
Map
Scouting report
We fly the field and build a crop health map that shows where vigor drops off, roughly how many acres are affected, and GPS points you can walk to check on foot. You get the map and a short PDF, usually in 24 to 48 hours.
Plan
Prescription map
When the field calls for it, we turn the problem zones into a treatment map that guides a targeted spray, so product lands on the rows that need it instead of the whole block.
Proof
Before and after tracking
We fly again after treatment and compare it to the first map, so you can see whether the crop responded or the problem's still there. It's the simplest way to confirm the spray worked.
From scouting to spraying
Scout first, then treat only what needs it
Scouting shows the treatment area. Then you spray just those rows or zones instead of the whole block. Less product, lower cost, and the spray lands where the problem is.
See aerial application servicesWhat to send
- Crop or site type
- Acreage or block size
- Field location or dropped pin
- What looks different in the field
What you receive
- NDVI vigor map
- High-resolution orthomosaic imagery
- Stress zones marked
- Short PDF summary
What it helps answer
Which areas need a closer look, whether a targeted spray zone makes sense, and where field checking should start.
Related guide
Read more about scouting before spraying
Need a field scouted?
Tell us the field and what you want to check, and we'll tell you what a scouting pass will show and what it'll cost.