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Granular Spreading & Aerial Seeding
Fertilizer, lime, and seed spread from the air — planned, not yet flying
Aerial spreading is the service that solves the wet-ground problem: cover crop seeded into standing corn in September, pasture overseeded without tillage, lime placed where a buggy would rut the field for a season.
It arrives with the same aircraft as spraying. Seeding into standing crop does not require Part 137 the way pesticide application does, but it does require the machine — so it lands on the same timeline.
Who this is for
Row-crop operators seeding covers ahead of harvest, cattle operations renovating pasture, deer-plot managers, and timber companies replanting after harvest.
Targeted for the cover-crop window once the aircraft is in service.
We can map it today
Application is coming. Knowing exactly where the problem is doesn't have to wait on it.