Frequently asked questions
Yes. In addition to drone sales, we provide custom aerial application services for growers who want the benefits of drone technology without owning the equipment.
Agricultural drones can apply herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, foliar nutrients, and many other crop protection products. Many platforms can also spread dry materials such as cover crop seed and fertilizer.
Commercial drone operations require an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate (Part 107), and aerial application operations require additional FAA Part 137 authorization and state-specific requirements. We’ll help guide you through the process and answer any questions along the way.
Our team is committed to minimizing downtime. We provide technical support, repairs, replacement parts, and troubleshooting to help get you back in the air as quickly as possible.
Coverage depends on the drone model, application rate (GPA), field conditions, and product being applied. Contact us and we’ll help you estimate productivity based on your operation and recommend the right platform for your needs.
Yes. One of the biggest advantages of agricultural drones is the ability to apply products without driving equipment through the field, eliminating soil compaction and crop damage.
Wind, rain, and other weather conditions can impact drone operations. Our team can help determine when conditions are suitable for safe and effective application.
Battery life varies depending on the drone model, payload, and operating conditions. Most agricultural operations use multiple batteries and rapid charging systems to maintain continuous productivity
At CRK Aerial, we believe buying a drone is just the beginning. We combine industry-leading drone platforms with real-world agricultural experience, hands-on training, dependable service, and ongoing support to help you succeed long after your equipment is delivered.