Pasture and cover-crop projects
Share the seed or material you intend to apply, the target area and preferred window. We assess how the application fits the property and operating conditions.

CUSTOM APPLICATION · ALBERTA FARMS & PASTURE
AgroLink provides drone seeding and spreading support for agricultural field and pasture projects across Alberta. We review the proposed material, acreage, target area, access and timing so the application plan fits the actual property.

A workable plan considers the material, intended rate, field geometry, terrain and support available on site. We discuss those details before confirming the equipment, method and quote. Material suitability and the required application setup are checked for the proposed job.
Share the seed or material you intend to apply, the target area and preferred window. We assess how the application fits the property and operating conditions.
Discuss a spreading job around the actual material and field objective, including the loading, calibration and support arrangements needed on site.
Identify the target area, exclusions and access points before work is scheduled. A clear property map supports the crew and the application plan.
Acreage matters, but travel, terrain, material handling, loading access and the operating window also influence the work. Include those details when asking for a quote so we can confirm a useful scope and suitable scheduling window.
Based in Sylvan Lake, AgroLink supports agricultural projects throughout Alberta, including Central Alberta, Slave Lake and Red Deer. Send the field details to discuss a custom application.
If you plan to operate your own equipment, we can also compare DJI Agriculture platforms, spreading systems, power and parts around your field workflow.
Send the location, approximate acreage and boundaries. We review the access, exclusions and support requirements before confirming whether and how the job can be scheduled.
Establishment depends on the seed, soil, moisture, timing and field conditions. The service scope describes the agreed application; agronomic decisions and expected outcomes should be discussed for the property.
Yes. Discuss mapping, treatment boundaries and the proposed application together so the deliverables support the field work.