Agricultural Services

Modern farming in Minnesota demands precision and efficiency. Wet soil conditions, tall crop canopies, or undulating terrain common in areas like Dakota County often render ground application methods impossible or highly damaging. Our aerial solutions expertly eliminate soil compaction and prevent crop trampling, rigorously preserving your vital soil structure and significantly maximizing your overall harvestable acreage.

Precision Row Crop Protection

Fungal diseases and aggressive pests pose immediate threats, not waiting for ideal field conditions. Our aerial operations utilize advanced automated flow control systems that precisely adjust spray rates in real-time, based on ground speed. This guarantees uniform coverage without streaks or heavy spots, ensuring superior canopy penetration for effective protection across your fields near Saint Paul.

• Fungicides: Protecting Corn and Soybeans during critical growth stages.
• Insecticides: Rapid knockdown of aphids, mites, and beetles.
• Micronutrients: Foliar feeding for immediate crop uptake.

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Extend your growing season and enhance soil health by strategically broadcasting cover crops into standing corn or soy before harvest. Our calibrated dry spreaders employ positive-feed metering, ensuring highly accurate seeding rates per acre for fields throughout Minnesota. This promotes excellent seed-to-soil contact and early germination, effectively locking in essential nutrients and significantly preventing costly erosion during the critical winter months.

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When spring temperatures plummet across Minnesota, every degree is crucial for vulnerable crops. Thermal inversions frequently trap warm air just above orchard and vineyard canopies. Our helicopters expertly fly low and slow to effectively push this warmer air downwards, thoroughly mixing it with the colder air at ground level. This strategic thermal mixing can raise canopy temperatures by a vital 3-5°F, often making the definitive difference between a saved harvest and total crop loss for growers in areas like Washington County.

Forestry & Right-of-Way

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