Precision application
Targeted aerial application planning for pasture, crop, and vegetation programs—built around field geometry, product requirements, and site conditions.
- Field mapping
- Application planning
- Operational records
Start a project Central Alberta aerial operations
Better field decisions, from above.
Precision RPAS services from Central Alberta—serving Sylvan Lake, Red Deer, surrounding communities, and project sites across the region.
Site-specific planningEnterprise RPASDocumented operations
MISSION LAYERField intelligenceSmartFarm · Map · Plan
Authorized equipment solutions
DJI ENTERPRISE · DJI AGRICULTUREAircraft are only the beginning.
AgroLink Aerialytics is an authorized DJI Enterprise and Agriculture dealer for equipment, parts, and service—helping operators match aircraft, payloads, batteries, charging, software, training, and support to the job.
Explore equipment
AgricultureSpray · Spread · Survey
EnterpriseMapping · Inspection · Data
DJI AGRAS T100 · Official DJI product imageTechnology is only useful when it improves the decision on the ground.
What we do
Practical aerial capability.
Built for real properties.
Every project begins with the outcome you need—not the aircraft we want to fly.
Aerial intelligence
High-resolution imagery and repeatable field observations that help landowners see variability, document conditions, and make better-timed decisions.
- Crop & pasture imagery
- Site assessment
- Progress documentation
Mapping & digital assets
Mission-to-deliverable capture for orthomosaics, 2D models, dense point clouds, 3D models, progress records, and BIM-ready coordination workflows.
- Photogrammetry
- Point clouds
- 2D & 3D models
Industrial inspection
Repeatable visual and thermal data acquisition for facilities, pipelines, utilities, roofs, towers, renewable assets, and hard-to-reach infrastructure.
- Visual inspection
- Thermal capture
- Asset records
Environmental response
Aerial situational awareness for vegetation, wildlife, wildfire hotspots, search support, security, and time-sensitive site documentation.
- Thermal intelligence
- Wildlife survey
- Incident support
Mission planning
Professional RPAS mission development with site-specific airspace, weather, risk, access, emergency, coordination, and data-handling considerations.
- CONOPS support
- Risk controls
- Mission documentation
Industries & outcomes
One aerial platform.
Many operational decisions.
AgroLink plans the collection around the decision, then delivers the imagery, model, map, measurement, or record your team can actually use.
Agriculture & land
Application support · crop and pasture imagery · multispectral capture · drainage and terrain context
Energy & utilities
Pipeline ROW · facilities · flare and thermal observations · powerlines · substations · solar and wind
Construction & geospatial
Progress capture · orthomosaics · point clouds · 3D context · stockpiles · BIM coordination
Public safety & environment
Search support · wildfire hotspots · wildlife observation · emergency site intelligence
Advanced operationsSite and airspace reviewed before flight
Insured operationsCoverage confirmed to project requirements
End-to-end deliveryPlan · acquire · process · deliver
Data stewardshipHandling options matched to client policy
Complex mission capability
Built for the work
most operators avoid.
AgroLink is developing a custom-systems practice for government, forestry, industrial, remote-logistics, and emerging-technology missions where the aircraft, payload, communications, data, and operating plan must work as one system.
Night forestry thermal operations
Nighttime thermal data acquisition for hotspot detection, wildfire overwatch, wildlife observation, search support, and forest-condition intelligence—planned around visibility, terrain, communications, airspace, and crew risk.
Custom mission systems
Aircraft, thermal and mapping payloads, positioning, communications, charging, software, field logistics, and deliverables configured around the mission instead of a generic package.
Complex operations team
Josh and Travis each hold a Transport Canada Pilot Certificate – Level 1 Complex Operations. Every complex project remains subject to the required RPOC, aircraft declaration, operating conditions, and authorizations.
Preferred field stack
Hardware and software
we know and trust.
We select the stack to fit the mission, data requirement, terrain, and authorization—not the other way around. Availability and final configuration are confirmed during project planning.
GNSS, connectivity & aircraft
- DJI D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station ↗
- Propeller AeroPoints smart ground control ↗
- Starlink field connectivity ↗
- DJI AGRAS T100, FlyCart 100, and Matrice platforms
- DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral (M3M) →
- Thermal, multispectral, mapping, and inspection payloads
- Enterprise power, charging, and field communications
Planning, control & records
- NAV CANADA NAV Drone planning and authorization ↗
- DJI SmartFarm Web ↗
- DJI FlightHub 2 ↗
- AirData UAV flight and fleet intelligence ↗
- SPH Engineering / UgCS mission tools ↗
- DJI Delivery for FlyCart operations
- Flight records, maintenance, compliance, and reporting
Models, maps & deliverables
- DJI Terra ↗
- Pix4D photogrammetry and mapping ↗
- QGIS and ArcGIS Pro geospatial analysis
- Orthomosaics, surface models, measurements, and inspection outputs
- KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, and client-ready map packages
- Workflow selected to match accuracy and delivery requirements
Company-owned capability
Our fleet.
Configured by mission.
AgroLink operates a deliberately mixed fleet of agriculture, enterprise, thermal, mapping, and multispectral platforms. Aircraft and payloads are selected around the required outcome, site, accuracy, crew, and operating authorization.
Availability remains subject to maintenance status, weather, airspace, crew, and project-specific authorization.
DJI AGRAS T100
High-capacity precision spraying, spreading and seeding, site-specific application, and large-acreage field workflows.
- Precision and prescription application
- Granular spreading and seeding
- Field mapping and repeatable operations
DJI Matrice 300 RTK
Modular enterprise aircraft for long-duration thermal, inspection, mapping, environmental, and complex mission work.
- Two H20T thermal payloads
- Two Zenmuse P1 mapping payloads
- One AVSS recovery-parachute configuration
DJI Zenmuse H20T
Night forestry thermal work, wildfire hotspot observation, utilities, industrial inspection, wildlife, and search support.
DJI Zenmuse P1
High-resolution orthomosaics, digital twins, 2D and 3D models, corridor capture, and repeatable site documentation.
DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral
RGB and multispectral crop-health surveys, scouting priorities, prescription-map support, and farm digital-twin updates.
DJI Mavic 3 Thermal
Rapid thermal inspection, forestry and wildlife observation, search support, facility scans, and field reconnaissance.
DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise
Orthomosaics, progress capture, stockpile measurement, site records, and efficient small-area mapping.
DJI Matrice 4T
Thermal and low-light inspection, public-safety support, environmental response, and fast complex-site deployment.
DJI AGRAS T25P
A compact, transportable agriculture platform planned for flexible precision spraying, spreading, mapping, and solo field operations.
Official DJI details →
DJI AGRAS T70P
A high-capacity agriculture platform planned for efficient spraying, spreading, lifting, and demanding commercial field operations.
Official DJI details →Farm intelligence
Build a digital twin.
Monitor what changes.
A farm digital twin turns aerial imagery, field boundaries, terrain, drainage, access, infrastructure, and crop observations into one living, georeferenced record. It gives the farm a reliable baseline that can be updated after each survey instead of starting over every season.
A practical model of the whole operation.
Bring property geometry, elevation, buildings, roads, water, treatment zones, exclusions, and operational notes together in a map your team can use for planning and documentation.
DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral.
AgroLink selected the M3M for repeatable RGB and multispectral capture with RTK positioning. Consistent flights can reveal crop patterns that are difficult to judge from the road or from a single ground observation.
See crop-health variability sooner.
Multispectral scanning measures reflected green, red, red-edge, and near-infrared light to create vegetation-index layers. Repeat surveys can highlight uneven emergence, changing crop vigour, drainage-related stress, and priority areas for field scouting. The value comes from comparing verified changes over time, not from relying on a single colourful map.
Support targeted, precision application.
After field verification, crop-health zones can help create prescription maps for site-specific spraying. That allows the application plan to focus on areas that need treatment instead of automatically blanket-spraying the entire field. Deliverables can also include orthomosaics, field summaries, KML or GeoJSON files, and digital-twin updates.
RGB baselineMultispectral responseSee patterns that colour alone can miss.
RGB imagery documents visible field conditions. Multispectral layers compare crop reflectance across green, red, red-edge, and near-infrared bands to help prioritize where scouting and field verification should begin.
Review firstStronger relative response
Illustrative visualization—not customer data, a diagnosis, or a prescription map. Results require ground-truthing and qualified agronomic interpretation.Multispectral imagery is decision-support information. Findings should be ground-truthed through field scouting and interpreted with qualified agronomic advice before crop-management decisions are made.
How we work
Measured in acres.
Defined by detail.
Clear scope, clear controls, and a documented plan before an aircraft leaves the ground. Specialized surveying, engineering, emergency, or regulated application work is performed only with the required qualified partners and authorizations.
Share the site
Send the field location, acreage, objective, and preferred timing.
Build the plan
We review access, terrain, airspace, weather, equipment, and operational constraints.
Confirm & mobilize
You receive a clear scope before field work is scheduled.
By appointment
Come prepared.
Leave with a plan.
Because our work is specialized and the equipment is high-value, the AgroLink showroom is open by appointment only in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. The exact address is provided after an appointment is confirmed.
Showroom visit
See equipment and discuss the right aircraft, payload, power, and support package.
Request an appointment ↗Equipment consultation
Compare agriculture, enterprise, delivery, positioning, and software options.
Book a consultation ↗Parts & service intake
Arrange diagnostics, maintenance coordination, configuration, or parts support.
Book service intake ↗Project consultation
Discuss mapping, thermal, agriculture, inspection, or complex mission requirements.
Schedule a project call ↗Guided property intake
Map your land before the appointment.
Outline the property, treatment areas, hazards, access points, staging areas, and operational notes so our first conversation starts with useful site context. It helps us right-size the equipment recommendation—because the biggest or newest aircraft is not always the best fit.
Start with the site
Tell us what needs
to happen on the ground.
For the fastest initial assessment, include the property location, approximate acreage, objective, and preferred timing.
Request a site assessment Project acceptance remains subject to site review, operational conditions, and applicable authorizations.