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Above the Ozarks.

Crop application. Game recovery. Surveying.

Drone crop application, thermal game recovery, and aerial surveying. Harrison, Arkansas.

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36.23° N 93.11° W · Harrison, AR

A DJI Agras T100 agricultural drone in a level three-quarter view, arms extended, studio-lit.

The aircraft we fly.

ATS flies DJI aircraft, including the Agras T100 and Matrice 4T. DJI, AGRAS and MATRICE are trademarks of SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd. ATS is not affiliated with or endorsed by DJI.

Crop application, game recovery and surveying, from the air. Harrison, Arkansas.

Crop application

Game recovery

Surveying

Unfolded span
3.2 m
Spray tank
100 L
Rotors
8
Spray swath
Up to 13 m
Droplet size
50–500 μm
A spray drone making a low spray pass over an Ozark field at golden hour.

Every acre, from above.

Illustrative

Spray swath
Up to 13 m
Droplet size
50–500 μm
Spray tank
100 L

Every acre, from above.

We fly your fields on your schedule, from calibration to the final pass, including ground that's too wet, too steep, or too tight for a ground rig.

Get a spray quote

How a spray job works

  1. Dawn over a young soybean field seen through a gap in a weathered fence

    Tell us about the field.

    Location, acres, crop, and what you need applied.

  2. Illustrative: a rugged tablet at a field edge at dawn, showing a field boundary and planned flight lines

    We plan the flight.

    Boundaries, buffers, airspace, weather, and product calibration.

  3. Illustrative: an unbranded spray drone flying a pass over soybeans at sunrise

    We fly it.

    Certified pilots, our own aircraft, your window.

  4. Illustrative: gloved hands holding a tablet at a soybean field edge at dusk, showing a coverage map of the sprayed field

    You get the records.

    After the last pass, you get a complete application record: product, rate, acres, weather, and a map of exactly where we flew.

Dawn over a young soybean field seen through a gap in a weathered fence
Thermal camera
640×512
Rangefinder
1,800 m
Flight time
49 min
Hybrid zoom
112×
The same timber as a thermal image: the buck's body heat glows bright against the cool trees.

He's out there. Let's go find him.

Illustrative

He's out there. Let's go find him.

A thermal camera sees body heat you can't see from the ground. It works best in leafless timber and cool air, so call soon. Recovery only, always with landowner permission.

Call for a recovery: (870) 704-0379

Have your location, time of shot, and last sign ready.

A lidar point cloud of Ozark ground, coloured from USDA NAIP aerial imagery, with trees and terrain picked out in dots.

See your ground the way we do.

Ground
3,623,578 ground returns
Vegetation
1,270,365 vegetation returns
Buildings
260,592 building returns
Water
None detected in this area
Bridge
None detected in this area
Area
700 m × 700 m (≈ 121 acres)
Points shown
3,557,206 of 7,864,879 shown

Visualization built from public USGS 3DEP LiDAR of Harrison, AR.

Road names: Census TIGER

  • State Hwy 392
  • Ridgepark Rd
  • White Oak Ln
  • White Oak Dr
  • Ann Ave

See your ground the way we do.

Aerial mapping and imagery of your land, fields, and structures, delivered in formats you can actually use.

Maps and imagery for planning and reference. Not a licensed boundary survey.

Map my land

You hire the result. We handle the rest.

  • Our aircraft.

    We own and maintain every aircraft we fly.

  • Our pilots.

    Certified remote pilots, scheduled around your window.

  • Our paperwork.

    FAA compliance and flight planning, done before we arrive.

  • Our logistics.

    Product calibration and field logistics, handled in-house.

Harrison-based. Ozark-wide.

Serving Northwest Arkansas & the Ozarks — and expanding.