Wyoming explicitly includes UAS in its aerial application administrative code (Ch. 28, Sec. 28-5). Agricultural crop acreage is the smallest in the Great Plains, but ranch and rangeland applications create niche drone demand. Rates run $14 to $20 per acre.
Square4X is an Ogden, Utah drone application business flying a DJI Agras T50 across Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada. The operator sprays liquid product and applies seed, fertilizer and other pelletized material by air, working on alfalfa, corn, wheat, potatoes, pasture, cover crops and general row-crop acreage. Quoted rates run from $15 to $25 per acre.
Central Missouri drone spraying company providing liquid and dry application across nine states. Fully licensed and insured.
Traditional crop duster who integrated drones into operations. Licensed in Agriculture Insects, Plant Disease, Weed Control, Rangeland, Public Health, Aerial Pest.
Employee-owned precision technology dealer. Key Mountain West hub for ag drone sales. Has physical offices in CO, MT, ID and serves additional states.
Wyoming-owned and operated. Serves ranchers in Northern WY with precision weed and pest control on steep hills, deep draws and open pastures using XAG P100 Pro.
Family-owned drone spraying service. Five generations of ag experience. Operates 5 drones. Key contracts with Simplot (Smart Farm) and Rantizo. Year 1: 5,000 acres; Year 2: 20,000 acres.
Lander-based, completing first full season 2025. FAA Part 137 certified. Owns four drones. Specializes in fields with power lines, obstacles and areas hard for crop dusters to access.
Largest drone spraying network in the US. Northern Rockies Hub covers northern WY and southern MT. Two application specialists, 195+ flight hours, 3,650+ acres. Customers include Jordan Farms (Worland, WY), Simplot.
Spray drone since 2023. Pesticide treatment private land & state land (indaziflam/Rejuvra).
UAS/drone herbicide treatments on dense hillside infestations. Cheatgrass mitigation.
County weed/pest spraying district. Part of WY drone-program network.
Hylio AG-130 drone herbicide spraying for invasive weeds. Launched 2023.
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Wyoming pesticide licensing is administered by the Wyoming Department of Agriculture (WDA). The aerial application category in Wyoming Administrative Code Chapter 28, Section 28-5 explicitly includes UAS, one of the cleaner drone inclusions in any state code. Applicators take Core plus Aerial plus a use category.
Wyoming has the smallest agricultural crop acreage in the Great Plains, but large ranch and rangeland operations create niche drone demand for pasture applications, brush control and spot herbicide treatment. Renewal is on a 3-year cycle. Reciprocity exists with MT, NE, SD and CO.
Wyoming is part of the Great Plains agricultural region. See rates, crops and operators across the region.
Limited for row crops. Primary demand is rangeland and pasture applications on large ranch operations, plus some wheat and sugar beet work. Rates are higher due to remote locations and travel distances.
Yes. WY Admin Code Chapter 28, Section 28-5 explicitly includes UAS in the aerial application definition.
$14 to $20 per acre. Higher than neighboring states due to small fields, remote locations and few operators.
Yes, with MT, NE, SD and CO.
Wheat (300K acres), sugar beets in the Big Horn Basin and alfalfa hay. Rangeland brush control and spot herbicide treatment on cattle ranches are growing applications.
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