Sustainability reporting
The paperwork writes itself from the flights
Flight data, weather, soil and machine records combine into the input and water figures your buyers and schemes ask for.
What this costs today
Reporting obligations keep growing while the underlying numbers still live in a spray diary, a fuel receipt and somebody's memory. Assembling a defensible figure for product use or water per hectare takes days, and the result is hard to audit because the evidence is scattered.
How the flight runs
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Collect
Every flight, prescription and as applied record is captured at the moment it happens.
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Reconcile
Planned against applied is reconciled per field, so the numbers reflect what went on, not what was ordered.
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Aggregate
Field figures roll up to block, farm and enterprise level with the flight evidence still attached.
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Export
Reports export in the formats schemes and buyers accept, with the source data one click away.
What the aircraft carries
- No flight of its own: it consumes every other capability's output
Continuous, with reporting periods you define.
What you receive
- Input use per hectare and per tonne
- Water applied per irrigated hectare
- Treated area versus total area
- Audit trail per figure
What it measures
Readings this capability produces on your fields. Measurements, not promises.
- Product applied per hectare
- Share of field treated
- Water per irrigated hectare
- Records with complete evidence
Where this carries the most weight
All use cases-
Winter wheat and barley
Establishment gaps, patchy weed pressure, septoria risk and a nitrogen plan that has to follow the field, not a flat rate.
Blocks of 10 to 120 hectares, flown as one route.
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Agricultural contractors
Add scouting, wildlife searches and prescription maps to the work you already do, without buying a fleet.
Portfolios of 500 to 5,000 hectares across many holdings.
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Cooperatives and large estates
Fleet coverage across scattered blocks, comparable numbers between holdings, and reporting that rolls up cleanly.
2,000 to 40,000 hectares across scattered member blocks.
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Organic farms
Without herbicides, weed location decides where the hoe goes, when, and how many passes the field actually needs.
Blocks of 5 to 100 hectares.