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Ag & Multispectral Mapping

NDVI crop maps from $8/acre. Find the acres worth walking before the problem spreads.

NDVI crop scouting and multispectral field mapping, priced per acre.

Turnaround: 48–72 hours Kearney–Lincoln–Omaha–Des Moines corridor
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// Book it

Simple field pricing, a set price, or by the acre

Pick a package, add extras if you want them, check out. Everything is one-time unless it's marked /mo or /yr.

01: Pick your package
02: Or go on a plan
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03: Turn the map into action
Selected$599
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Flown with: Mavic 3 Multispectral + DroneDeploy
Weather kills the window? Reschedule’s free. Can’t fly at all, full refund.
// What you get

Deliverables, not just pretty pictures.

01

NDVI & NDRE health maps

Centimeter-scale crop-vigor maps that reveal stress patterns satellites at 10–30m simply can't see.

02

Stress-zone identification

Problem areas flagged and located so you scout the acres that matter instead of walking the whole field.

03

Variable-rate prescription

Zone maps your applicator can load directly, exported with your health maps at no extra charge.

// See it

Three layers, one flight.

RGB

True color

What your eye sees from above: the plain aerial photo of the field.

How farmers use it

Spot the obvious (washouts, equipment tracks, weed patches, stand gaps) and get clean field photos to share with an agronomist or landlord.

NDVI

Overall vigor

Healthy canopy glows green, stressed ground goes red, vigor across the whole field.

How farmers use it

Find stressed zones early, aim scouting at the acres that matter, and build variable-rate zones before a problem spreads across the field.

NDRE

Deep canopy & nitrogen

Sees deeper than NDVI into thick canopy, where NDVI “maxes out” and stops showing detail.

How farmers use it

Time nitrogen side-dress and late-season fungicide in tall, mature crops, the exact window NDVI can no longer read.

// Good to know

Questions we get a lot.

How many acres can you cover?

About 50 acres a battery, hundreds of acres in a morning, captured at the growth stage you pick.

Can my agronomist use the data?

Yes. We export prescription maps that load straight into most applicators and farm-management platforms.

I already have a scout or a co-op program. Why this?

This aims your scout, it doesn't replace them. A 10 to 30 meter satellite pixel averages away a plugged-nozzle strip; our maps are centimeter-scale, so you walk the exact rows that are wrong instead of the whole field.

When in the season should I fly?

Three windows earn their keep: emergence for stand counts and replant calls, mid-season for stress and nutrient zones while you can still act, and pre-harvest to document damage before the combine erases the evidence.

I don't run variable-rate equipment. Still useful?

Yes. The map tells you where to walk, where to pull tissue samples, and what to blame: drainage, compaction, or a planter skip. Prescription files are a bonus if your rig takes them.

What do you need from me?

Field location and what's planted. We fly from the road or the yard, no field access needed, and findings come back in plain words with the maps.

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