Drone Sales

Agricultural Drone Sales in Michigan

Huron County Drone Services specializes in agricultural drones that boost farm efficiency through precision spraying, seeding, and scouting. As your local HSE-UAV partner, we stock high-capacity models designed for Michigan fields, orchards, and row crops, complete with setup, training, and ongoing support to get you operating fast.

Why Agricultural Drones Transform Farming

These drones cut labor costs, reduce chemical use, and access tight spots where tractors can't go. Expect coverage rates up to 30-50 acres per hour depending on the model and application rates, with tank sizes from 4-12 gallons for fungicides, herbicides, fertilizers, and cover crop seeding. Terrain-following radar and RTK GPS ensure even applications even over uneven ground or tall crops.

• Lower fuel and maintenance compared to ground rigs.
• Eco-friendly with spot treatments that minimize drift.
• Quick battery swaps keep you flying through tight spraying windows.

HSE-UAV Agricultural Drone Lineup

Our HSE-UAV platforms lead in reliability and field-proven performance, backed by a decade of commercial drone expertise. Each system includes advanced flight planning, obstacle avoidance, and modular payloads for spraying, spreading, or imaging.

Scout and Mapping Drones

Lightweight options for crop health checks and field mapping. Pair with spray units for variable-rate prescriptions based on real-time data.

Complete Systems, Not Just Drones

Every purchase builds a full operation: drone, batteries, chargers, RTK base, transport cases, and spares. We customize for your acres, crop types, and terrain.

• Power kits for all-day field charging.
• Software training for mission planning and data export.
• FAA certification guidance and product knowledge sessions.

Michigan-Specific Advantages

Michigan weather demands rugged gear that handles humidity, wind, and short seasons.

• Tested in row crops and fruit belts.
• Dealer-direct pricing.
• Trailers are available for secure transport to remote fields.

Ready to Upgrade Your Operation?

Contact our team to match a system to your farm size and needs. Call 989-550-4937 or 989-551-3955 for quotes, demos, or kit builds. Family-owned in Kinde, MI, we farm like you do.

Drone Sales Features

Precision Application Tech

Droplets sized for max coverage with minimal drift. Adjustable nozzles handle liquids or granules.

Battery and Power Management

Rapid chargers enable nonstop days. Generator-compatible for off-grid work.

Safety and Compliance

Redundant systems, geofencing, and return-to-home. We guide you on Part 107 certification.

Data Integration

Export flight logs and maps to farm software for yield tracking.

Things to consider when purchasing Drones

How do I assess my farm size and primary tasks when buying a drone?
Match the drone's payload capacity and coverage to your operation. Opt for compact models on small farms under 100 acres for spraying or seeding, while larger row-crop fields need high-capacity units that cover 50+ acres per hour. Consider if you prioritize spraying, mapping, scouting, or multi-function use to avoid overbuying features.

How should I set a realistic budget with ROI in mind?
Agricultural drones range from $20,000 for entry-level to over $50,000 for advanced models; calculate savings on chemicals (up to 60% per acre) and labor to ensure payback within one or two seasons. Factor in extras like batteries, chargers, and trailers for full ownership costs.

What terrain, crop type, and weather needs should I evaluate?
Choose drones with terrain-following radar and obstacle avoidance for orchards, uneven fields, or wet ground; row crops like corn benefit from wide spray widths, while vines need precision agility. Test for local Michigan conditions like variable soils and short windows.

What regulations and support should I check before purchasing?
Verify FAA compliance, Michigan licensing, and Part 107 certification for commercial spraying; select dealers offering training, demos, and service like HSE-UAV partners. Prioritize RTK GPS for accuracy and modular designs for easy maintenance.

What key features, like battery life and software, should I look for?
Look for quick-charge batteries (under 10 minutes), real-time apps for mapping/NDVI, and foldable portability; demo units to confirm ease for one-person operation and data export for variable-rate farming. Review warranties and local stock availability before purchase.

Agricultural Drone Questions

Q: What agricultural drones do you sell in Michigan?
A: We sell HSE-UAV and Vector models for spraying, seeding, and scouting, optimized for Michigan farms with local setup and training.

Q: How many acres can an ag drone cover per hour?
A: Expect 30-50 acres per hour based on the application rates, depending on application rates and swath width.

Q: Do these drones work over tall crops?
A: Yes, radar altimeters follow terrain automatically, accessing established corn or soybeans where ground equipment struggles.

Q: Can I finance agricultural drones?
A: Yes, we recommend Green Stone Farm Credit services.

Q: Do you offer training for spray drone operation?
A: Product knowledge sessions cover flight planning, maintenance, and some FAA rules to launch safely.

Q: Are HSE-UAV drones RTK compatible?
A: Yes, optional RTK modules deliver precise, repeatable passes for VRA prescriptions.

Q: Where are you located for drone sales?
A: Kinde, MI—serving Huron County and all Michigan ag regions.

Q: Do you sell drone trailers too?
A: Yes, purpose-built trailers for secure transport and field power.

Q: Best drone for 500-acre row crop farm?
A: M6A Pro with extra batteries covers fungicide apps efficiently at 2-3 gallons/acre.

Q: How does RTK improve spraying?
A: Locks in 1-2 cm accuracy for overlaps under 5%, cutting waste.

Q: Maintenance on ag drones?
A: Simple rinses post-use, annual inspections—far less than ground sprayers.

Q: Seeding capabilities?
A: Granular spreaders handle cover crops at optimal rates with GPS patterns.