Agricultural drone services · Lincolnshire

Precision,
from the air.

Application · seeding · surface coatings · cleaning · mapping — by drone.

XAG P100 Pro·CAA authorised·AutoSpray Pilot Network·Fully insured
0L
Spray tank (RevoSpray)
0L
Spreader ≈ 50kg (RevoCast)
0m
Working swath
0–20 ha/hr
Effective work rate
NDVI
Multispectral crop & site mapping
Hot-swap
Batteries — minimal downtime
SIMULATED FLIGHT PATH — P100 PRO BOUSTROPHEDON PASS [REPLACE WITH FIELD FOOTAGE]
Services

Services available now

Application only — product supplied by the client. Every job mapped, quoted and reported.

01

Cover & catch crop seeding

Broadcast seeding, including into standing crops.

02

Granular fertiliser

Even, accurate application.

03

Slug pellets

Sluxx HP via the AutoSpray Pilot Network.

04

Foliar feeds & biostimulants

Rapid, targeted nutrition (non-PPP).

05

NDVI & multispectral mapping

Assess the crop before treatment.

Pesticide application by drone is being introduced under HSE approval. As an ASPN-connected operator, we will be ready to deliver it as soon as it is permitted.

Sectors

Built around your operation

Arable & combinable crops

Wet autumns, compaction, blackgrass and slug pressure, and establishment windows that can't wait.

Slug pellets, cover & catch crops into standing crops, granular fertiliser, foliar feeds, crop mapping.

When machinery can't travel, we fly.

Horticulture & glasshouse

Shading applied and removed each season, algae on covers, manual coating that's slow and works at height.

Drone-applied shading (ReduSystems), coating removal, polytunnel & glass algae removal, NDVI mapping.

Coating and cleaning, without the ladder.

Solar farms

Soiling reduces output; manual cleaning is slow, costly and hazardous across large arrays.

Aerial panel washing, deionised water, no contact on the glass, site condition surveys.

Clean glass, more power.

Woodland & forestry

National planting targets accelerating; Lincolnshire is the least-wooded county in the East Midlands.

Aerial direct seeding, natural regeneration, establishment & canopy mapping, rewilding & peatland seeding.

Reaching ground inaccessible on foot.

Livestock & buildings

Summer heat stress hits performance; steel and fibre-cement roofs exceed 70°C, and roof work is a leading cause of fatal accidents in agriculture.

Aerial-applied roof-cooling coating (Cool-FX) — roofs up to 40°C cooler, interiors 2–7°C lower.

Take the heat off — from the air.

Aerial lifting — forestry

Winch-lift fence posts and materials into remote, steep terrain. Now taking bookings across the Peak District & Lake District.

Why us

Why Vortex Aerial

01

Local

Lincolnshire-based, with first-hand knowledge of local ground and conditions.

02

Certified & insured

CAA Operational Authorisation and fully insured contracting.

03

Industry-connected

AutoSpray Pilot Network member, including commercial slug pelleting.

04

Transparent pricing

Clear per-hectare rates. Application only — product supplied by the client.

05

Full reporting

Every job logged, mapped and recorded — a complete record for your files.

Pricing

Clear pricing, straightforward process

01

Map / survey

Assess the site first.

02

Quote

Clear, per-hectare.

03

Apply

In the right conditions.

04

Report

Logged, mapped, filed.

Indicative rates
from £25 / ha
Slug pellets
from £50 / ha
Seeding & granular
from £50 / ha
Foliar & biostimulant
£8–15 / ha
NDVI / mapping

Application only — product supplied by the client · Whole-farm and repeat-job rates available on request.

Why drone

Drone vs boom, straight comparison

General capability of the platform — see current services above for what's bookable today.

 Drone (P100 Pro)Boom sprayer
Crop compactionNone — no wheelingsCompacted zone either side of every tramline
Cropped area lost to tramlines0% — full field stays in productionTypically 3–6% of field area¹
Wet ground accessFlies regardlessWaits for ground to carry weight
Steep or awkward fieldsNo gradient limitRestricted on slopes
Spray driftDownwash pulls droplets into canopyHigher drift in wind
Water use per hectareAs low as 10–15 L/haTypically 100–200 L/ha

1. Tramline wheelings are estimated to occupy 3–6% of arable field area (Gillespie & McDonnell, 2020; Augustin et al., 2020) — before accounting for reduced yield in the compacted soil either side of the wheeling itself.

3–6%

That's field you're not getting paid for.

On a 100ha farm, that's typically 3–6 hectares sat under compacted wheelings every season — no crop, no yield, permanently. A drone never touches the ground, so that area goes back into production.

Coverage

UK Wide

Based in Horncastle, Lincolnshire. We operate nationwide — travel negotiable based on job size and location.

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Base: Horncastle, Lincolnshire

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Service area
UK Wide