High-resolution drone imagery for green-on-brown weed mapping in summer fallow. Output is a sprayer-ready shapefile, dropping summer chemical use by 70-90% on typical paddocks.
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Green-on-Brown Weed Mapping
Map the weeds, spray only the weeds.
High-resolution drone imagery for green-on-brown weed mapping in summer fallow. Output is a sprayer-ready shapefile, dropping summer chemical use by 70-90% on typical paddocks.
Indicative pricing
From $5/ha · plus $2.50/ha shapefile generation
Who it's for
Growers running summer chemical fallow programs who'd like to spend $20/ha instead of $40/ha and use less Glyphosate while doing it. Works in summer fallow, post-harvest, or pre-seeding scenarios where the weed is green and the background is brown.
What you get
- → RGB imagery at 1-2 cm/pixel covering full paddock
- → Weed prescription shapefile compatible with WEED-IT, Weedseeker, and section-control sprayers
- → Application-rate map ready for ISOBUS controllers
- → Coverage report with treated area as % of total paddock
Why us for this
- ✓ Fast turnaround — fly today, spray tomorrow on most jobs
- ✓ Works with any major sprayer brand (JD, Case IH, NH, Hardi, Croplands, Goldacres)
- ✓ Shape simplification keeps shapefiles small enough not to choke older controllers
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