Drone Field Spraying VIC SA WA

WA Wheatbelt

Huge paddocks, sandplain, gravel and salt scalds from Geraldton down to Esperance.

Agricultural drone sitting in a grassy paddock at sunrise with hills behind
Photo: Magda Ehlers, Pexels, Pexels License

Where drones help

Salt affected and waterlogged patches, small awkward paddocks and targeted weed control.

WA licensing

According to ABLIS, anyone piloting an aircraft, including an RPA, to spray agricultural chemicals in WA must hold a relevant qualification, keep records for at least 3 years and meet CASA requirements, under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management (Aerial Application) Regulations 2018 administered by DPIRD.

Sources

  1. ABLIS (Australian Government), Aerial Application of Agricultural Chemical Products, WA

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