Services

At AviAg, we believe in the power of innovation to revolutionise traditional practices. Our mission is simple: to provide farmers and land owners with advanced drone solutions that optimise efficiency, sustainability, and productivity. Whether it's precision crop monitoring, targeted spraying and spreading, or comprehensive aerial surveys, AviAg delivers tailored services designed to meet the unique needs of modern agriculture.

Spraying and spreading

Drones offer a safer, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly approach to treating crops and pastures compared to traditional methods. By leveraging the capabilities of drone technology, AviAg can enhance productivity, reduce risks, and achieve better outcomes for the operations of their clients.

Using drones for spraying reduces the need to directly handle potentially hazardous chemicals. This minimises the risk of exposure to harmful substances and reduces the likelihood of accidents or injuries.
Drones can access areas that are difficult or dangerous for traditional machinery to reach. This includes steep terrain, remote areas, or regions with obstacles such as trees or power lines. By reaching these areas, drones help to maximise the effectiveness of chemical or fertiliser application.
Drones can be deployed in various weather conditions, including when the ground is wet or muddy. This flexibility allows our pilots to treat pastures even during periods when traditional machinery would be impractical or ineffective. Treating pastures at the right time, even in adverse weather conditions, helps protect crops when they are most vulnerable and ensures optimal growth and health.
Drone spraying offers precise application of chemicals, fertilisers, or other outputs. By utlising GPS and advanced imaging technology, drones can apply treatments with high accuracy, minimising waste and ensuring uniform coverage across a targeted area. This precision not only optimises resource usage but also reduces environmental impact by minimising chemical runoff.
Drones can cover large areas quickly and efficiently, reducing the need for manual labour and expensive machinery. Additionally, the ability to treat pastures with precision and target specific areas reduces input costs and maximises the effectiveness of treatments.

Mapping

Effectively scan and analyse crop growth with total clarity. AviAg produces high definition maps with RGB and Multispectural images, using RTK Precision.

Mapping is a valuable tool for modernising agricultural practices, enhancing productivity, and ensuring sustainable land management. By leveraging spatial data and technology, agriculture professionals can make informed decisions to optimize resource use, reduce environmental impact, and increase profitability. Clients can identify yield variations, asses the effectiveness of management practices, and make informed decisions for future planning and harvesting activities.
Drones equipped with multispectral cameras can efficiently capture high-resolution images of large areas. These images can be quickly processed to generate detailed maps highlighting areas of concern. This technology is particularly useful for creating targeted spray maps, where pesticides or fertilizers are applied only where needed, reducing waste and environmental impact.
Overall, the integration of multispectral imaging technology into agriculture offers tremendous potential to increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability, ultimately benefiting farmers and the environment alike.
Multispectral images can provide detailed information about the health and vigour of crops. By analysing different wavelengths of light, clients can identify stress factors such as nutrient deficiencies, water stress, diseases, or pest infestations. This allows for timely intervention, optimizing resource allocation and minimizing yield losses and cost.
Mapping the topography of land helps in identifying areas prone to erosion, waterlogging, or poor drainage. This information is crucial for designing effective land leveling, drainage, and irrigation systems to improve crop productivity.
By evaluating the condition of an asset, organisations can make informed decisions regarding maintenance, repairs, replacements, and overall management strategies. This process involves collecting data about the assets current state, performance, and any potential issues that may impact its functionality or longevity. It enables organisations to optimise maintenance schedules, extend asset life, and ensure the operational efficiency over the assets life cycle.