100-acre minimum field flights capture multispectral, RGB, and thermal data layers. Post-flight, we deliver georeferenced maps highlighting moisture variability, nutrient stress zones, and canopy health indices. Farmers receive on-farm workshops explaining data interpretation and best practices.

Bioterra engineers integrate drone maps with existing irrigation infrastructure—drip, pivot, or sprinkle—to implement zone-specific flow rates. Fertigation modules add biofertilizers and soil amendments on demand. Comprehensive calibration ensures uniform distribution across varied terrain and soil types.

Customized blends of beneficial microbes, compost teas, and mineral amendments are formulated per soil assay results. Drones or ground spreaders apply these inputs precisely, while periodic soil tests monitor improvements. This service includes training on in-field inoculation and tea brewing techniques for farmers.

From cover-crop selection to composting systems, Bioterra’s agronomists design and manage regenerative protocols. We supply seeds for legumes, grasses, and green manures; install compost tea brewers; and oversee residue management. Annual soil-health audits measure organic-matter gains and infiltration rates, guiding continuous improvement.

Our 24/7 hotline connects farmers with agronomists for pest outbreaks, irrigation failures, or weather risks. Field teams can be dispatched with mobile labs for on-site diagnostics—pH, EC, pathogenic assays—enabling rapid, accurate interventions that mitigate crop loss.

By documenting regenerative outcomes—soil organic content, biodiversity indices, and reduced inputs—Bioterra assists farmers in obtaining carbon credits and organic certifications. We handle data collection, reporting, and liaise with certifying bodies and market platforms to secure additional revenue streams.