Spot spraying

Spray the weeds.
Not the field.

Spot spraying for the sprayer you already own: cameras fire only the nozzle over each weed.

Up to 90%
Herbicide reduction
Fallow and pre-emergence passes
1
Nozzle at a time
Not a section. The individual nozzle.
10mph
Operating speed
Decision made on the boom, no cloud

What changes.

Spray the weed. Leave the field alone.

Fallow is mostly bare ground, so most of the tank is still full when you're done.

Cleaner crops

Less drift, less overlap, less herbicide where you didn't mean it.

As-applied records

Every weed and nozzle activation, GPS-mapped into FarmIQ, with what you saved.

How it runs

  1. RGB cameras on the boom scan as you drive
  2. On-machine AI finds green on brown: weeds on bare soil
  3. Individual nozzle control fires only over confirmed weeds
FarmDefender camera unit mounted on a sprayer boom — close-up showing the hardware, Montana field background

Specs

  • Boom width: any size
  • Speed: up to 10 mph
  • Nozzle spacing: 15–20 inches typical
  • Weather-resistant housings
  • Day and night (boom lights)
  • PWM nozzle control: CapstanAg PinPoint III or ARAG FlowTron
  • In-cab tablet display
  • FarmLink RTK GPS + connectivity

In the cab.

Coverage map on the console after a headland turn: sprayed strips in green, bare ground passed over in grey.

Every pass, mapped

Green where it sprayed, grey where it skipped bare ground.

Sprayer panel with rate and pressure dials and three preset buttons for each.

Rate and pressure, one tap

Presets for both. Or set your own.

Sprayer console in night mode during spot spraying, with the coverage map and 72 individual nozzles.

Day or night

Night mode for the late passes. Same screen, easy on the eyes.

The backstory

Built from scratch.

One team built the hardware, software, wiring and nozzle control. It's on customer booms now, not a pilot.

Run the numbers on your acres.

Try the calculator, then call us for an honest number.

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