Service area
GroDrones is based in Canby and serves growers across Clackamas, Marion, Yamhill, Washington, and Polk counties. The work often fits vineyards, orchards and hazelnuts, nurseries, grass seed, berries, pasture, hay, Christmas trees, and other specialty crop blocks.
Service area
Each area has a different mix of crops, ground conditions, field access, and spray timing. This page keeps the service area in one place so growers can quickly see whether GroDrones may be close enough to review a field.
Clackamas County
This includes farm areas around Canby, Molalla, Mulino, Beavercreek, Colton, and Estacada. Drone spraying and scouting can fit nursery blocks, Christmas trees, berries, vegetables, pasture, hay, and fields with wet access or sensitive borders.
Marion County
Marion County work may include areas near Woodburn, Silverton, Mount Angel, St. Paul, Hubbard, Gervais, Aurora, Donald, Stayton, and Sublimity. The crop mix can include grass seed, nurseries, berries, hops, hazelnuts, vineyards, pasture, hay, and specialty crop blocks where soft ground or a short spray window changes the plan.
Yamhill County
Yamhill County is a fit area for vineyard drone spraying around Newberg, McMinnville, Dundee, Dayton, Carlton, Amity, Lafayette, Yamhill, and Sheridan. Hazelnut and orchard blocks, berry fields, nursery ground, grass seed, and hillside sites can also be worth reviewing when access and timing matter.
Washington County
Washington County work may include Hillsboro, Forest Grove, Cornelius, Gaston, North Plains, and Banks. The area has nurseries, berries, tree fruit, vineyards, vegetables, grass seed, hay, and smaller blocks near homes, roads, water, and neighboring crops.
Polk County
Polk County adds more Willamette Valley work near Dallas, Monmouth, Independence, and Rickreall. Vineyards, grass seed, hazelnuts, pasture, hay, field edges, and specialty crop blocks may need a flexible aerial option.
Where drones fit
Drone application is not the best tool for every acre. It can help when a field is too wet to drive, a block is awkward to reach, the spray window is narrow, or scouting shows that only a specific area needs treatment. If you are comparing drone crop spraying in Oregon, the first question is whether the crop, label, weather, and site fit the method.
Licensed aerial application for jobs where the product label, crop, site, weather, and timing line up. This may include vineyard drone spraying, orchard and hazelnut drone spraying, nursery drone spraying, pasture work, or targeted specialty crop applications.
Drone scouting, field review, and NDVI mapping can help find problem areas before making an application decision. Scouting is useful when only part of a field, block, or edge may need attention.
Send the crop, acreage, field location, product, and timing window. We will tell you if a drone looks like a fit.
Send your crop, acreage, location, product, and timing window. We can help you decide whether drone spraying or scouting fits the job.