Drone Crop Analysis and Mapping Services
Crop Analysis & Field Intelligence by Drone
Our drone technology-driven crop health analysis services provide you with clear, actionable insights into crop health, establishment, and performance across every hectare. By utilizing high-resolution RGB and advanced multispectral sensors, we empower farmers and agronomists to make faster, more accurate decisions—saving time, inputs, and maximizing yield potential.
Unlike satellite imagery, our drones operate below cloud cover, delivering precise field intelligence exactly when you need it.
What We Analyse
🌱 Crop Health & Vigour (NDVI & Multispectral)
Our multispectral drone surveys capture visible and near-infrared imagery to produce NDVI, NDRE and GNDVI maps showing variations in crop growth and vigour. These colour-coded maps highlight stronger and weaker areas, helping you and your agronomist target ground checks for nutrient shortages, moisture stress or uneven establishment. Repeat surveys track changes through the season, supporting informed decisions about crop management and where inputs may be needed.
🌾 Plant Counts & Establishment
We use high-resolution drone imagery to count visible plants and assess establishment in suitable crops, orchards and young tree plantations. Maps and count summaries highlight gaps, uneven emergence and variations in plant density, helping you target ground checks and plan replanting or gap filling. Repeat surveys can track changes over time, providing practical information to support crop management and assess establishment success.
🟢 Variable Performance Zones
Highlight areas with high- and low-yield potential through advanced crop health analysis. Leverage drone technology to support variable-rate nutrition, biostimulants, or PGR decisions. This approach provides ground-truth data for agronomists, enhancing field intelligence and input planning.
🚜 Tramlines, Compaction & Damage
High-resolution drone imagery helps map tramlines, wheelings and visible crop damage across your fields. Uneven growth, bare patches and standing water can highlight areas where possible compaction or drainage problems need ground investigation. These maps help you and your agronomist target inspections, review machinery routes and plan remedial work, while repeat surveys track changes in crop condition and recovery over time.