Agcopter’s drones create a centimeter level accurate map of weeds in fallow fields. We load that map into growers existing GPS spray controllers, allowing them to spray only the weeds, often saving over 80% in chemical costs.

Spray Only The Weeds

  • FLY

    Autonomous Mapping

    Consistently map weeds as small as 4cm in fallow and cover 500 acres an hour.

  • SPRAY

    Use Your Existing GPS Controlled Sprayer

    Know how much chemical you need BEFORE you spray.

  • SAVE

    Reduce Chemical Use and Chemical Costs

    Save money. Save time. Fight weed resistance.

Rob Simantel

Simantel Family Farms

Rob talks about his experience using AGCOPTER and spraying with his Apache / Raven self propelled.

Josh Macnab

Wasco, OR

Josh talks about his experience using AGCOPTER and spraying with his Apache / Raven self propelled.

Brad Anderson

Triangle Ranches

Brad Talks about his experience using AGCOPTER and spraying with his Trimble system.

Josh Hilderbrand

Sherman County, OR

Josh Talks about his experience using AGCOPTER and spraying with his Apache..

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Herbicide use for weed control can be necessary for growers to maintain healthy crops and high yields.  The cost and application of herbicides is a significant input cost for growers.  In addition, the repeated heavy use of herbicides can lead to herbicide resistance and chemical residue in the soil.  “Spot spraying”  is an effective method for reducing chemical use.  Spot spraying means applying herbicide only to the weeds, instead of the entire field. Due to the limitations and high cost of the existing equipment options for spot spraying, most farmers do not use the existing technology to spot spray and instead do a complete blanket spray for every application. Agcopter’s drones create a map of the weeds in fallow fields which is then loaded into the grower’s existing GPS spray controller, allowing them to spray only the weeds, often saving them over 80% in chemical costs.