Check local laws, permits, and pesticide application rules before spraying
Choose a drone designed for agricultural spraying with the right tank size and payload
Select the correct nozzle type, droplet size, and spray pattern for the crop and chemical
Calibrate the drone, pump, nozzles, and flow rate before each job
Mix pesticides exactly according to the label and safety instructions
Inspect the field for obstacles, people, animals, water sources, and sensitive areas
Plan flight paths, altitude, speed, overlap, and spray boundaries in advance
Monitor weather conditions, especially wind speed, temperature, and rain risk
Wear required personal protective equipment when handling chemicals and equipment
Load the spray tank carefully and secure all components before takeoff
Perform a pre-flight check of batteries, motors, GPS, sensors, and spray system
Fly the mission using the planned route and maintain safe distance from obstacles
Adjust spray settings if wind, crop density, or terrain changes
Avoid spraying near bystanders, homes, waterways, and pollinator activity
Rinse and clean the tank, lines, nozzles, and drone after use
Dispose of leftover chemicals and rinse water according to regulations
Log application details, including date, field, chemical, rate, and weather
Inspect the drone regularly for wear, leaks, clogged nozzles, and battery health
Store chemicals and the drone safely in a dry, secure location