Operations

Training & Certification

FAA Part 107 exam prep courses, Part 137 agricultural aircraft operator resources, and hands-on spray drone training programs. Getting certified is the first step — ag-specific training is what separates operators who can charge premium rates from those who can’t.

Software & Data

Mission planning, crop analytics, NDVI mapping, and compliance data platforms built for agricultural drone operations. The right software turns raw flight data into actionable insights — and in regulated states, it also generates the application records you need to stay compliant.

Regulations & Compliance

The four-layer regulatory stack governing commercial agricultural drone operations in the United States: FAA flight authority, agricultural spraying authority, state pesticide licensing, and emerging BVLOS frameworks. Operators must satisfy requirements at every layer before conducting paid spray work. Requirements vary by state — this table covers federal rules plus the key states in the Mississippi Delta ag corridor. Always verify current requirements with the relevant agency before filing.