Wet paddock, closing window
The rig will bog and the forecast has three clear days in it. The operator flies off the headland and you don't lose the spray.
Wet paddocks, steep country, creek lines and crops a boom can't get through. A licensed operator sprays it by drone. You see a guide range first, the operator confirms the price in writing, and you contract and pay the operator direct.
Spraying by drone is a complex operation under CASA rules, so the operator needs extra approval on top of a standard licence.
The rig will bog and the forecast has three clear days in it. The operator flies off the headland and you don't lose the spray.
Blackberry, lantana and woody weeds on country you wouldn't take a quad up. The operator works it in swaths, following the terrain.
Riparian weeds, drain banks, roadside and fence lines — the awkward strips that cost a ground rig half a day.
Map the weeds first, then treat only the patches. Growers commonly cut chemical on a fallow spray by a third or more.
Call for a drone
Don’t call for a drone
| Broadacre spray, up to 20 L/ha | $32/ha |
| Spray, 21–40 L/ha | $42/ha |
| High-volume / complex application | from $55/ha |
| Spot spraying / difficult terrain | $275–$325/hr |
| Jobs under 10 ha | $250–$260/hr |
A guide, not a quote. The operator confirms the price in writing.
See all guide ranges→See where operators are based on the map →
Also done by plane or helicopter: see fixed-wing spraying or helicopter spraying.
Tell us the block, the product and the window. The licensed operators who cover your region see the enquiry, quote their own price, and contract with you direct.