Prioritize scouting
Use mapped patterns to focus ground observations on areas of interest, then compare what the imagery suggests with the actual crop and field conditions.
CROP MAPPING · FIELD INTELLIGENCE · ALBERTA
Multispectral drone mapping in Alberta.
See variability. Verify it in the field.
AgroLink provides RGB and multispectral crop mapping for farms and land projects across Alberta. We help document field variability, prioritize scouting and connect verified observations with practical application planning.
Crop-health mapping that supports field decisions.
Multispectral capture records reflected light in selected bands to support vegetation-index maps and comparisons. Combined with RGB imagery and field observations, those layers can help identify areas that warrant a closer look.
A coloured map does not identify the cause of crop stress on its own. We discuss the crop, growth stage, recent field history and the decision you need to make so the capture and deliverables have a useful purpose.
Compare changes
Plan repeat capture around the same objective so your team can review changes over time with consistent context and field notes.
Document the property
Combine imagery with boundaries, exclusions and operational notes to support farm mapping, digital-twin records and application planning.
Prescription spraying and targeted custom application.
After field verification and review of the application objective, mapped zones can support a prescription-spraying plan. The purpose is to define where an application is intended, together with exclusions and the information the operating team needs.
The required map format and application workflow depend on the aircraft, software and agreed scope. We confirm those details before preparing deliverables or connecting the mapping work to a custom application.
Agree on the output before the flight.
Tell us the property location, crop or vegetation, approximate area and the decision you want the data to support. We can discuss orthomosaics, mapped zones, field summaries and geospatial files appropriate to the project.
AgroLink is based in Sylvan Lake and serves Alberta farms and project sites, including Central Alberta, Slave Lake and Red Deer. We also supply DJI Agriculture and Enterprise equipment for operators building their own capture workflow.
Common questions
Will the map tell me exactly why a crop is stressed?
Multispectral patterns help direct attention, but field verification and agronomic context are needed to understand the cause. The mapping service should support those decisions rather than replace ground observations.
Can mapping support prescription spraying?
Yes. Verified mapped zones can support an application plan. We confirm the intended treatment, exclusions, data format and operating workflow with the project team.
Can you provide files for my existing operation?
Discuss your aircraft, software and required outputs before booking. We agree on suitable deliverables and compatibility as part of the scope.