droneag.farmCrawled Nov 2, 2026
Drone systems can help provide accurate detail and proof in the form of aerial imagery for countryside stewardship applications.
Thermal and infrared imaging drones support precision agriculture when paired with the Matrice 100.
The DJI Matrice will be used by Drone AG for highly automated aerial crop imaging and data collection.
Drone AG have been flying the DJI Agras MG-1 spraying drone, and recently revealed it at Cereals 2016 along with their drone mapping services
Farmers will be able to watch and learn exactly how useful a drone can be on the farm out in the fields of a family-run estate where training company DroneAG is based.
DroneAG uses Google Earth and multi-spectral drone data to create farm maps for research and development.
We’ll be exhibiting and you can claim a free ticket to the event where we’ll have the latest kit on show.
DroneAG offers free demo days to educate agricultural businesses on drone applications.
The page outlines seasonal drone applications for cereal and oilseed rape crops, adaptable to other uses.
Skippy Scout is designed to improve farming efficiency, with user testing underway ahead of a crowdfunding launch.
More productive farming through practical, hassle-free drone automation and AI. Scout crops faster by drone, get training and buy advanced crop sensors.
Drone Ag secures Italy’s first **ENAC BVLOS authorisation** under the **SORA framework**, enabling fully autonomous drone operations for crop-trial monitoring. The UK-based company deploys automated drone base stations in Italy, delivering **sub-millimetre crop imagery** and **near-real-time analytics** without on-site pilots. All flights are remotely monitored from the UK.
Dec 2025droneag.atlassian.netNews article
Skippy Scout introduces a smart farming tool designed to simplify field inspections. The device helps farmers automate routine tasks, reducing manual labor and improving operational efficiency. It integrates modern technology to enhance sustainability and resource management in agriculture.
Mar 2023The Scottish FarmerNews article
Drone Ag releases the Android version of its Skippy Scout mobile app, expanding accessibility for agricultural monitoring tools. The app supports drone-based field scouting and data collection for farmers. Skippy Scout integrates with drone hardware to assist in crop health assessment and yield optimization.
Jul 2022Agriland UKNews article
Drone Ag secures £800,000 in funding to expand operations and advance crop scouting technology. The company raises £650,000 in equity from 934 investors and receives a £145,000 grant from Innovate UK. This support aims to accelerate development of new agricultural drone solutions.
Feb 2022The Scottish FarmerNews article