Precision application
360° obstacle avoidance lets us trim tight around no-spray zones and property lines, and rotor downwash pushes product deep into the canopy.
San Saba, Texas · Est. 2024
Precision Drone Spraying for Texas Farms & Ranches
Pasture and brush control, herbicide, fertilizer and seeding applications that put product exactly where it belongs, even when the ground is too wet for a rig.
- Owner-operated
- Central Texas & Hill Country
- DJI T50 & US-made Revolution I-19
What we do
Aerial applications, done right
From pasture brush control to cover crop seeding, one call covers it.
Why drones
Hit the mark. Leave the ground alone.
Drones aren't replacing airplanes and helicopters. They give Texas landowners another option, one that's especially good where precision and timing matter most.
Minimal drift
Low flight and adjustable droplet sizes, from very fine to very coarse, keep product on target and off your neighbors.
Spray in wet conditions
When rain keeps ground rigs out, we can still get product on the field right when the pest shows up, so you lose less.
No compaction, no trampled crops
Nothing touches your field. No ruts, no soil compaction, and no wheel tracks through the crop you worked so hard to raise.
Now selling
Drone & trailer sales
Get your own spray drone and a trailer to run it
We sell the American-made Revolution I-19 spray drone and custom-built drone spray trailers, and we use the same equipment on jobs ourselves.
- Hands-on training included
- Delivery available
- Backed by an operator who runs this gear on real jobs
Local & owner-operated
Your neighbor in San Saba
Centex Agri-Drone is run by owner-operator Josh Shahan out of San Saba. When you call, you talk to the person who'll fly your job. Our truck carries everything we need to mix, fill and fly, so we're ready to work as soon as we pull through your gate.
We cover Central Texas and the Hill Country, up to about two hours from San Saba.
Plan ahead
Texas Vegetation Management Calendar
What to target, how, and with what, season by season, from late-winter thistles to summer mesquite and prickly pear.
Ready to put product where it counts?
Tell us about your acreage and what you're fighting. We'll get back to you with a plan and a quote.