Drone Crop & Weed Surveys in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire's farmland runs from the mixed arable and grassland of the Vale of White Horse — where we flew one of our earliest surveys — south onto the Oxfordshire Downs, part of the same North Wessex Downs chalk landscape that runs into Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Hampshire. Cereals and oilseed rape dominate the higher, free-draining ground, with more mixed use on the Vale's clay soils.

Flying the DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral, we capture NDVI and NDRE index maps that reveal nitrogen stress, disease pressure, and establishment variability across a field — early enough in the season to act on. For farms dealing with grass weed pressure, our weed detection service maps individual weed plants and turns that into a sprayer-ready spot-spray prescription. See the Vale of White Horse case study.