Borneo Drone Crop Spraying

Our process

Practical steps, written down.

Aerial view of an agricultural drone flying over neat rows of young crops
Photo: Sergio Merino Dominguez, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
  1. Enquiry with location, crop, hectares and timing.
  2. Desk check of maps, airspace, security zones and product labels.
  3. Notification to the nearest agricultural department or agency, which CAAM’s directive refers to.
  4. Logistics for fuel, water, batteries and accommodation.
  5. Field work with daily wind checks.
  6. Records of area, date and products applied.

Official and research sources

  1. CAAM, CAD 6011 Part (II) Agricultural UAS Operations

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