We are agricultural drone contractors. Our pilot flies the mapping, spraying, seeding and spreading on your farm, with our aircraft and, from late October 2026, our own CAA Operational Authorisation. You do not buy a drone. You book us.
Crop mapping flying now Spraying, spreading and seeding from late October 2026, once the CAA grants our authorisation
A worked example: 200 acres of foliar feed or biostimulant at £19 an acre is £3,800, flown in a day. Bulk nitrogen goes on as granular through the spreader at £18 an acre. Every price, on one page →
Yes, for most of what a farmer needs, today. Fertiliser, biostimulants, seed and detailed crop mapping are all legal right now. The one exception is pesticides, and we are straight about exactly where that line sits.
Our listing on the UK Agricultural Drones directory was checked against Companies House and this website. We are also a member operator of the British Association of Drone Operators, which vets member companies for professional standards, compliance and reliability.
James has passed the GVC, the competency certificate the CAA requires of a remote pilot. It is the baseline rather than the finish line, and the Operational Authorisation is still the bigger job ahead.
We fly from Cornwall, Stratford-upon-Avon and Hertfordshire. Three bases and one pilot who plans the week around where the work is, so the diary follows your weather window rather than a postcode.
Crop mapping can be booked today. Spraying, spreading and seeding open in late October 2026, and the farms that register now go to the front of the queue when they do.
A written quote comes back within 24 hours, and it is the price you pay.
