Register your blocks
Tell us roughly how many acres you'd want covered and what you'd want applied: spray, spreading, or both. It's about two minutes on the contact form, and your info is used only to plan the program and contact you about it.
Aerial application · Founding registration
One sign-up covers both spray and spreading for South Okanagan vineyards and orchards. It's an interest list, not a service you can book yet. Sign-up is open now.
Program scope
The plan is scheduled fungicide runs and foliar feeding through the season, for vineyard and orchard blocks. The kind of work that eats weekends and tractor hours, done from the air instead.
The plan also covers cover crop, granular fertilizer, and grass seed spread by drone, on the same list as spray.
When it launches, the idea is to spray or spread where your vigor map flags variation, instead of wall-to-wall. You plan it with your agronomist, and the map shows where it counts.
How registration works
Tell us roughly how many acres you'd want covered and what you'd want applied: spray, spreading, or both. It's about two minutes on the contact form, and your info is used only to plan the program and contact you about it.
Routes, capacity, and coverage area get planned around the sign-up list. The acres that register are the ones I plan around first.
What you get: a say in how it's shaped, because you signed up early.
If and when it launches, founding registrants hear first: first confirmation, first quotes, first in line for the 2027 season. Pricing is set at launch, and the founding list is quoted before anyone else.
What you get: route priority when the program launches
Founding registration
Roughly how many acres, and what you'd want applied. That's all it takes.
What this is not: a service you can book today. Spray and spreading arrive with the program, targeting the 2027 growing season, and registering is a head count, not a contract.