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Soybeans drone spraying cost in Wisconsin

Researched per-acre cost to spray soybeans by drone in Wisconsin, the agronomy that drives it, and operators who cover your area.

Quick answer: Drone spraying for soybeans in Wisconsin typically runs $11–$22 per acre (application only). White mold and frogeye fungicide plus aphid control at R3; aerial cover-crop seeding into standing beans is increasingly common. Typical carrier volume is 2–3 GPA over 1–2 (R3 fungicide/insecticide).

Estimated cost in Wisconsin

$1,760–$3,520

$11–$22/acre × 160 acres

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What’s driving this

Wisconsin base rate
$11–$22/acre (row crop)
Gallons per acre
2 GPA → ×1.00

Application only — product & chemical extra.

Sources & how this is estimated

Estimate only — actual rates vary by field size, terrain, and product. Application only; product/chemical extra. Data as of 2024.

Sources: UW-Madison Extension — Custom Rates for 2024 Wisconsin Farm Operations (Table 4: herbicide boom sprayer avg $11.48, range $6.75-$40; fungicide ground avg $11.90, range $8-$20); UW-Madison Extension 2024 custom-rate report PDF (Richland County mirror); agdronedirectory pricing guide — WI growers paid ~$18/ac for drone application in wet spring conditions; Corn Belt drone band $14-$22

What it takes to spray soybeans in Wisconsin

White mold and frogeye fungicide plus aphid control at R3; aerial cover-crop seeding into standing beans is increasingly common.

  • Carrier volume: 2–3 GPA — higher volumes cost more per acre (more refills, fewer acres/hour).
  • Typical passes: 1–2 (R3 fungicide/insecticide).
  • Grown in Wisconsin: 2,144,830 harvested acres (USDA Census of Agriculture 2022) — so there’s real, sprayable soybeans acreage for operators here.

How big is a typical soybeans field in Wisconsin?

The average Wisconsin soybeans operation works about 130 acres of soybeans (USDA Census of Agriculture 2022, 16,528 operations) — so at these rates a field that size runs about $1,430–$2,860 per application. That’s an average across whole operations; a single field is usually smaller. Soybeans field sizes & cost in Wisconsin →

Sources & confidence

Wisconsin estimate · medium confidence · data as of 2024

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Soybeans drone spraying in Wisconsin: FAQs

How much does it cost to spray soybeans by drone in Wisconsin?
Drone spraying soybeans in Wisconsin typically runs about $11–$22 per acre (application only, product extra). Carrier volume, passes, field size, and product move the final number — compare operator quotes for an exact price.
What carrier volume and how many passes for soybeans?
Soybeans is usually treated at 2–3 GPA over 1–2 (R3 fungicide/insecticide). White mold and frogeye fungicide plus aphid control at R3; aerial cover-crop seeding into standing beans is increasingly common.