Labor costs are rising, and hand release takes time.

Traditional bio-control methods are often costly and time-consuming. We offer a smarter solution with drone-based application.

Faster Applications: Cover up to 30 acres per hour, dramatically reducing labor costs.

Cost Savings: Low application cost per acre
Precision Delivery: Drones ensure even distribution of beneficial insects, targeting pests more effectively.

We apply beneficial insects to your field in half the time, for half the cost.

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How it Works

Assess Your Needs
We collaborate with you or your crop advisor to understand your crops, pest pressures, and goals. Whether you’re managing aphids, spider mites, thrips, or others, we’ll help identify the best natural predators for your fields.
Create a Customized Plan
Using mapping tools, we design a precise delivery plan tailored to your fields, ensuring efficient coverage at an optimal application rate.
Order Beneficials
Our services come with no exclusive ties or commitments, so you’re free to choose the insectary that best suits your needs. If you’re unsure where to start, we can offer a list of trusted insectaries and distributors, along with information on their available beneficial insects.
Application
Flying between 10 and 15 feet above the crop at a max speed of 23mph, our certified pilot will apply insects evenly across the agreed-upon acreage at a specified application rate.

IPM & Sustainability

Modern agriculture faces a growing problem—pests are developing resistance to pesticides, requiring stronger chemicals that eventually become more regulated due to environmental and health risks. This cycle makes farming more expensive and unsustainable.

Integrated Pest Management uses a combination of control methods to sustain our agricultural systems far into the future.

Bio control offers a solution

Break the Resistance Cycle: By augmenting natural predators or parasites of pests, biological control reduces the need for chemical interventions, promoting a healthier local ecosystem.

Restore Balance: Before the use of synthetic pesticides, farmers protected and augmented their predator populations to help control pest pressures. IPM brings back these proven methods.

Support Sustainable Farming: Healthier soils, fewer chemical inputs, and long-term pest control solutions lead to more resilient and sustainable agricultural systems.