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Precision Crop Spraying
AI-guided application across row crops, broadacre fields, and specialty grows. Variable-rate delivery with centimeter-level path accuracy.
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Precision Agriculture Air Systems
AI-Powered
Precision Agriculture
Advanced autonomous aerial application systems for modern farming operations. Reduce chemical waste, increase coverage precision, and access terrain a tractor cannot.
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Up to 30%
Less Waste
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Rapid
Weather-Window Deployment
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Zero
Soil Compaction
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AI-Assisted
Routing
/ In the field
See AcreWing in Motion.
Cinematic field footage from an actual application pass — autonomous flight, precision atomization, and zero soil contact.
REC · LIVE FIELDAW · ID-02 · MISSION 014
Autonomous Aerial ApplicationALT 3.2m · 12.4 ha/hr
System
Autonomous
Pass
Precision Spray
Compaction
Zero
/ Built for the field
Built for real agricultural operations — not hobby drone work.
- 01Licensed drone application workflows
- 02Field-by-field mission planning
- 03Crop-specific spray strategy
- 04Idaho and California service coverage
- 05Operator-supervised autonomous systems
/ Services
Intelligent aerial application,
engineered for the field.
Every flight is planned, monitored, and logged. Every acre is treated as data — not guesswork.
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Fungicide Application
Targeted canopy penetration for orchards, vineyards, and high-density plantings — without compaction or rutting.
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Herbicide Application
Pre- and post-emergent treatments with drift-controlled spray atomization and field-edge precision.
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Precision Spot Treatment
Aerial scouting plus on-the-spot application to isolated pressure zones — only treat what needs treating.
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Field Mapping & Analytics
High-resolution orthomosaic, NDVI, and topography mapping to inform application strategy and yield modeling.
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/ How It Works
From first call to flight log.
A simple, predictable workflow — designed so growers always know what's next and what they're paying for.
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Field Assessment
We review your fields, crop, target window, and chemistry needs. Aerial mapping if it's useful. No commitment.
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Flight & Spray Plan
We design a mission plan — block layout, flight lines, application rate, droplet spec, and weather window — tuned to your crop.
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Autonomous Aerial Application
Operator-supervised autonomous flight applies the prescription. Real-time monitoring, geofenced coverage, full pass logging.
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Reporting & Follow-Up
You receive a flight report — coverage map, application data, photos. We coordinate the next pass when conditions call for it.
/ For Growers
What it means on your operation.
Drones don't replace your agronomy — they give you a faster, cleaner application tool for the moments that matter most.
Benefit · 01
Less Soil Compaction
No heavy ground rigs rolling over wet fields — protect soil structure and yield potential.
Benefit · 02
Faster Spraying After Rain
Move on weather windows the next morning, not three days later when fields dry out.
Benefit · 03
Better Access to Wet & Muddy Fields
Apply where tractors can't go — saturated bottoms, post-irrigation, post-storm response.
Benefit · 04
Reduced Labor Bottlenecks
One operator covers what used to take a crew. Free up your team for the work that needs hands.
Benefit · 05
More Precise Application Windows
Hit narrow bloom, growth-stage, or pre-harvest windows when timing decides outcomes.
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Specialty Crop Flexibility
Vineyards, orchards, onions, and hops all have different demands. We tune flight and droplet spec to each.
/ Why AcreWing
Built like aerospace.
Operated like agronomy.
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AI-Guided Flight Systems
Autonomous mission planning, terrain-following flight, and adaptive spray control loops keep coverage on-spec from edge to edge.
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Precision Coverage
Multi-rotor and fixed-wing platforms apply exactly where prescribed — overlap controlled, gaps eliminated.
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Reduced Chemical Waste
Lower volumes, tighter droplet spectra, and prescription-driven application reduce inputs without sacrificing efficacy.
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Terrain Following
Real-time LiDAR and RTK GPS hold boom altitude across slopes, terraces, and uneven canopy — even in row gaps.
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Autonomous Flight Paths
Pre-planned, geofenced missions logged for every block. Repeatable, auditable, and aligned to your agronomic plan.
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Professional Licensed Operators
FAA Part 137 certified, Part 107 remote pilots. Insured operations, documented chain-of-custody for chemistry handling.
/ Best Fit Crops
Where drone application earns its keep.
Operations where canopy access, soil compaction, or weather windows make ground rigs a bad fit.
- 01OnionsTight rows · canopy access
- 02PotatoesVine kill · late fungicide
- 03VineyardsTrellis canopy · spot treatment
- 04OrchardsTall canopy · drift control
- 05Almonds / PistachiosBloom-window precision
- 06Hops / MintSpecialty · drift-sensitive
- 07Row CropsCorn · wheat · sugar beet
Not seeing your crop? We've planned work in seed crops, mint, hops, and specialty operations. If you can spray it, ask us if we can fly it.
/ Coverage Areas
On the ground where it matters.
Crews staged for fast deployment across the West. Rapid response after weather windows open.
44.0682° N · 114.7420° W
ID-01Idaho
Statewide operations for potato, sugar beet, wheat, hops, mint, and seed crops.
ELEV 1,524 m// active
43.6150° N · 116.2023° W
ID-02Boise / Treasure Valley
Local-based crews. Onion, hops, mint, orchard, and specialty operations across the valley floor.
ELEV 824 m// active
36.7783° N · 119.4179° W
CA-01California Central Valley
Almonds, pistachios, vineyards, tomatoes, and large row-crop operations from Sacramento to Bakersfield.
ELEV 89 m// active
/ Operations
Launching with experienced agricultural operators and modern autonomous drone systems.
/ Modern systems for modern acreage
Modern Agriculture
Requires Modern Systems.
Talk to our team about a precision aerial application plan tailored to your crop, terrain, and growing window.
/ Get Started
Request a Field Assessment.
Tell us your crop, acreage, and location. We’ll review whether drone application is a fit for your field and follow up with next steps.
OperationsIdaho · California
LicensingPart 107 Pilots · Part 137 Planning
Response≤ 24 hours
CoverageFAA compliance-ready operations
Working window
Spring burndown · summer foliar · harvest desiccation · late-season fungicide. We deploy fast on weather-window openings.