A Smarter Perspective on Your Land

Gain detailed aerial imagery for crop monitoring, soil assessment, and facility inspections. Whether optimizing yields, documenting conditions for insurance, or managing storage sites, drone technology provides the insights you need.

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Drone Imaging

Capture detailed, georeferenced aerial images of your fields to monitor crop health, track growth patterns, and inspect infrastructure. Drone imaging helps identify problem areas such as irrigation issues, pest damage, or uneven soil conditions, enabling targeted interventions. With precise, high-quality imagery, you can make informed decisions to optimize field management, improve resource use, and boost overall farm efficiency.
Drone image showing crop damage to a corn field.

High-Resolution Drone Video

Drone video offers a powerful way to assess crop conditions, monitor livestock, inspect fences and irrigation systems, and evaluate storm damage. With detailed footage captured from above, you can analyze field health, identify problem areas, and document changes over time. Processed video provides clear, actionable insights to help you optimize farm operations and improve efficiency.

High Resolution Maps

Get a detailed, up-to-date view of your fields with high-resolution orthomosaic maps. Identify crop variations, assess soil conditions, plan irrigation, and monitor equipment or infrastructure—all with accurate, georeferenced imagery. Improve decision-making, optimize yields, and reduce costs with clear, actionable insights for your farm.
Overhead drone map of a corn field.

Plant Health NDVI Maps

Get a comprehensive, high-resolution view of your fields with orthomosaic maps enhanced by NDVI. These maps highlight plant health variations, helping you identify areas of stress, nutrient deficiencies, or pest damage. By combining detailed georeferenced imagery with NDVI insights, you can optimize irrigation, fertilization, and pest control efforts. Make data-driven decisions to improve crop yields, conserve resources, and boost overall farm efficiency.
Overhead drone map rendered in NDVI

Inspection Imagery

Monitor hard-to-reach structures safely and efficiently with high-resolution drone inspections. Capture detailed imagery of roofs, towers, tanks, and other elevated or confined areas to detect damage, wear, or potential hazards. Regular aerial assessments help improve maintenance planning, enhance safety, and provide valuable documentation for insurance or compliance needs.
Close up of a grain storage connection for inspection.

How Our Process Works

Each project with dbgDrones, Inc. is tailored to meet your specific needs. We begin by understanding your project requirements, then our remote pilots will recommend the most suitable flight options. Clients can choose the number of flights, flight schedules, and final deliverables. Common construction deliverables include aerial photos, video, and orthomosaic maps, with custom options also available. Projects can be purchased as packages.

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One-time Flight

One-time flights provide a detailed snapshot of your farm or homestead for land assessment, infrastructure planning, and crop or soil evaluation. Ideal for pre-purchase surveys, disaster damage assessment, irrigation analysis, and farm marketing. Choose from high-resolution aerial imagery, orthomosaic maps, or video, customized to meet your specific agricultural needs. For urgent concerns like emerging pest issues, a single flight can quickly scan fields to pinpoint affected areas, helping you take immediate action before the problem spreads. These flights complement—rather than replace—an effective crop scouting program.

Milestone Flights

Milestone flights provide critical insights at key stages of your agricultural operations and infrastructure projects. Capture aerial imagery before planting to assess field conditions, monitor crop emergence, and track growth stages. Document key events like irrigation setup, fertilization cycles, and pest or disease treatments to evaluate effectiveness and improve planning. For farm expansions, storage facilities, or fertilizer plant construction, milestone flights help track progress, support project management, and provide valuable records for insurance and marketing. These flights work alongside traditional crop scouting methods to enhance decision-making and long-term planning.

Scheduled Progress Missions

Scheduled flights provide consistent, time-based monitoring of your farm, fields, or agricultural infrastructure. Whether flown weekly, biweekly, or monthly, these flights track crop progression, soil conditions, irrigation effectiveness, and seasonal changes. Regular imaging helps detect trends, identify emerging issues early, and optimize resource management. For infrastructure projects like storage facilities or fertilizer plants, scheduled flights document construction progress over time. While scheduled flights offer valuable long-term insights, they are designed to complement—not replace—an effective crop scouting program.

Frequently Asked Questions

+ What types of agricultural drone services do you offer?

+ Can your drones capture data for crop health analysis?

+ Do you provide NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) or other multispectral imaging?

+ How frequently can you fly over my fields for monitoring?

+ Do you offer thermal imaging for irrigation or pest detection?

+ What kind of data will I receive, and how is it delivered?

+ Can I integrate the drone data with my farm management software (e.g., John Deere, Trimble, Ag Leader)?

+ How does drone imagery compare to available satellite imagery for agricultural monitoring