Wisconsin Aerial
Wisconsin AerialRequest Service
Wisconsin Aerial field equipment staged for an evening agriculture operation.
Agriculture field review
Start with the field.
Share the location, acreage, crop, proposed application or material, and timing. Wisconsin Aerial will review whether the request fits its operation.Mission fit
A useful answer starts with the conditions.
Field access, crop stage, terrain, acreage, material, timing, and operating conditions all shape whether an aerial approach is worth evaluating.
Send the field details and the outcome you are working toward. Wisconsin Aerial will review the request before discussing a mission; an inquiry does not guarantee availability, feasibility, or a specific result.
Review a spray request
Share the field, crop, acreage, proposed product or application, and target timing for an initial fit review.
↗02 · SeedingReview a seeding request
Share the seed or material, field location, acreage, and target window so the request can be assessed.
↗03 · Cover cropsReview a cover-crop request
Describe the planned cover crop, field, acreage, and timing. Availability and mission fit require review.
↗04 · Field locationReview a field location
No public service radius is assumed. Submit the field location for an individual geography and mission-fit review.
↗Request workflow
From field details to a fit decision.
- 01
Describe the field
Send the location, acreage, crop, proposed application or material, target timing, and the outcome you are evaluating.
- 02
Review the conditions
The request is considered against the field details and operating conditions before a mission is discussed.
- 03
Confirm the next step
Wisconsin Aerial will respond about whether the request should move forward for additional planning. A request is not a guarantee of availability or feasibility.
WIAerial in the field
See the work from our view.
Agriculture
Application pass.
Agriculture drone above planted rowsFrom the field
Field flight.
Drone operating above an agricultural field
Field setup
Agriculture deployment.
Drone and support equipment at a fieldAgriculture footage
Low field pass.
Drone flying above standing cropPurpose-built agriculture fleet
Aircraft, application systems, and field support move together.
Two DJI Agras T100 aircraft support spray, seed/spread, and lift configurations. A DJI Agras T30 provides an additional spray and spread platform, backed by mobile hotload, mixing, charging, and transport systems.
Explore the complete equipment fleetMission planning
Planned before takeoff.
Field boundaries and flight paths are reviewed before an application so the mission can be organized around the actual shape and access points of the field.
Agriculture request FAQs
What information should I send with a field request?
Include the field location, acreage, crop, proposed product, application, or material, target timing, and the outcome you are evaluating. Those details support an initial mission-fit review.
Does submitting a request mean the work is confirmed?
No. Wisconsin Aerial reviews the field details and operating conditions before discussing a mission. A request does not guarantee availability, feasibility, acceptance, or a particular result.
Can I get a price before the field is reviewed?
This page does not publish a price or estimate. Field details, the proposed application or material, timing, and operating conditions must be reviewed before a next step can be discussed.
Which products or materials can be used?
Include the specific proposed product, application, seed, or other material in your request. This page does not confirm product eligibility or regulatory approval; the request must be reviewed before any mission is discussed.
Is my field inside the service area?
Send the field location for review. A public service boundary is not stated here because supported geography has not yet been verified for publication.