Aerial crop surveillance for Indian farms
Field survey slots open for the coming week
Why VegeDrone
Every survey flight is planned around your crop cycle, field size, and the specific risks in your region. The result is a clear picture of what is happening across your land, not just at the edges.
NDVI and other vegetation indices are computed from multispectral captures, so you see stress patterns days before they become visible.
Moisture maps from thermal and reflectance data show which blocks are drying faster, helping you schedule irrigation where it matters.
Nutrient deficiency zones are flagged with coordinates, so you can apply fertilizer only where the crop actually needs it.
Automated flight paths cover large holdings in a single pass, and the report arrives within two working days of the survey.
Each report includes a plain-language summary and a map you can share with your agronomist or farm manager.
Repeated surveys build a seasonal record of your fields, so you can compare growth across years and adjust practices.
A few practical reads for growers who want to understand what drone data actually shows before booking a survey. Each piece covers a specific part of the workflow, from reading NDVI maps to scheduling irrigation.