Wisconsin Aerial
Wisconsin AerialRequest Service
WIAerial-owned agriculture image: drone approaching a planted field; seed, material, acreage, location, and result are not attributed.
Drone seeding + cover crops
Start with the seed, field, and window.
A seeding or cover-crop request starts with the field location, acreage, crop, proposed seed or material, target timing, and desired next step.Seeding mission fit
Define the request before discussing a mission.
Seed or material, field location, acreage, crop stage, terrain, access, timing, and operating conditions all belong in the initial review.
Wisconsin Aerial considers those details before discussing a mission. An inquiry does not guarantee availability, feasibility, material eligibility, acceptance, establishment, or another field result.
What to send
Prepare a complete seeding request.
- 01
Identify the field
Include the field location, acreage, current crop or field state, and relevant access or terrain details.
- 02
Name the material
Describe the proposed seed, cover-crop mix, or other material, along with the target timing and intended outcome.
- 03
Confirm mission fit
Wisconsin Aerial will review the request before any mission, price, availability, or result is discussed.
Decision boundary
The field review comes first.
This page does not state aircraft specifications, payload, application rates, throughput, pricing, supported materials, service-area limits, credentials, or expected field results because those facts are not yet verified for publication.
Submission does not confirm that a seed, mix, material, field, timing window, or mission is eligible or accepted. Include the proposed material so it can be considered during review.
Seeding and cover-crop request questions
What should I include in a seeding request?
Send the field location, acreage, current crop or field state, proposed seed or material, target timing, field conditions, and the outcome you are evaluating.
Does this page confirm a seed or cover-crop mix is supported?
No. Name the specific seed, mix, or material in your request. Material eligibility and mission fit require review before any work is discussed.
Does a request guarantee establishment or another result?
No. A request is an initial review and does not guarantee mission acceptance, availability, feasibility, establishment, or any other field outcome.
Next step
Send the field and material details.
Start the review by email, compare all Agriculture request paths, or review the separate drone-spraying field process.