Drone Spraying for Berry, Tomato and Melon Fields
GrowAirforce — Drones for Delicate Crops
We deploy next-generation drones for spraying berry, tomato, and melon plantations — delicately, precisely, and with care for your harvest. No damage. No compaction. No residue
- Micrometric precision on the bedsDrones fly at 2–3 meters, evenly covering even low-growing crops without touching the leaves or overspraying.
- Exact dosageSpraying is carried out exactly during the plant's most sensitive phase — from flowering to fruit setting.
- Safe for delicate fruitsNo heavy machinery and no mechanical damage — especially important for strawberries, watermelons, and open-field tomatoes.
- Clean and export-readyMinimal chemical residues — ensuring compliance with EU and other strict phytosanitary standards.
- Cost savings up to 40–50%Thanks to targeted treatment, speed, and elimination of wasteful spraying across soil or between rows.
- Ideal for greenhouses and tunnelsIndoor operations use mini-drones with vertical spraying — especially useful for tomatoes.
Our drones bring millimeter-level protection and nutrition. Smart. Gentle. Trace-free.
Who benefits most from drone spraying of berries, tomatoes, and melons:
Berry farms and family growers
Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries — especially grown in mulch, on slopes, or in protected environments.
BIO and GAP-certified producers.
BIO and GAP-certified producers.
Tomato plantations (open field and greenhouse)
Farms growing tomatoes for paste, juice, or canning.
Exporters with strict residue thresholds.
Greenhouse operations with mini-drones or tunnel systems.
Exporters with strict residue thresholds.
Greenhouse operations with mini-drones or tunnel systems.
Melon crops (watermelon, cantaloupe, pumpkin)
Large plantations requiring quick and accurate leaf coverage.
Fields prone to fungal infections or water stress.
Growers without access to heavy equipment.
Fields prone to fungal infections or water stress.
Growers without access to heavy equipment.
Cooperatives and community gardens
Shared plots where machinery can't enter or causes damage.
Collective drone service purchases — cheaper and faster.
Collective drone service purchases — cheaper and faster.
Processors and exporters
Factories buying produce from farmers.
Companies seeking traceability and verified crop treatments.
Companies seeking traceability and verified crop treatments.
Urban Farming and AgriTech Projects
Vertical farms, city greenhouses.
AgTech platforms using IoT, sensors, and yield logistics.
AgTech platforms using IoT, sensors, and yield logistics.
What drones do in berry, tomato, and melon fields
Drone operations throughout the season
Benefits of drone implementation