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INDUSTRY UPDATE

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INDUSTRY UPDATE -

More Application Options

Recent regulatory changes now allow drone application of products already approved for aerial spraying.

This creates new opportunities for efficient, precise application across agriculture, industrial sites, acreages, right-of-ways, parks, and land management projects throughout British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Wondering if drone application is right for you?

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INDUSTRIES WE SERVE

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Agriculture

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Oil & Gas

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Golf Courses

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Parks & Land Management

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Acreages

WHY DRONE SPRAYING?

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No Crop
Damage

No heavy equipment driving through fields or sensitive areas.

Reach Difficult Areas

Ideal for wet ground, hills, tight access, and difficult terrain.

Cover More Ground

Efficient aerial application helps complete jobs faster with less downtime.

Reduce Product Waste

Targeted application helps reduce overspray and unnecessary product use.

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DJI Agras T100

We use professional agricultural spray drones designed for precision application, efficient coverage, and difficult terrain access.

✔ RTK precision
✔ Reduced ground impact
✔ Hard-to-access areas
✔ Efficient aerial coverage

Meet Northern Sky Drone Solutions

Co-owner Blair Coolidge was born and raised in Saskatchewan and brings years of hands-on experience in both agriculture and the oil & gas industry to Northern Sky Drone Solutions. With a background as a flushby owner-operator and oil well operator, Blair understands the importance of efficiency, reliability, and practical solutions in demanding field environments.

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Co-owner Candace Nutbrown brings a background in oil and gas and a strong connection to agriculture, having grown up in Saskatchewan and now residing in Alberta. Northern Sky Drone Solutions was built from firsthand experience seeing the practical challenges involved in vegetation management, right-of-way maintenance, and accessing difficult terrain efficiently.

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Precision drone spraying for agriculture, industrial sites, golf courses, acreages, and land management across Western Canada.

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