5 kg/ha.
Every row.
Every time.
Snail bait is too expensive to dump in the first row. We spread it by drone at the exact rate you set — metered, GPS-guided, and even across every metre of the block.
We've all seen
how it goes.
You buy the bait. You pay for the labour. And somehow half of it ends up in the first row — thick enough to crunch underfoot — while the back of the block gets next to nothing.
Hand spreading is only ever as even as the person holding the bag. Train a new backpacker each season, hand them an expensive product at 5 kg/ha, and "near enough" gets very expensive, very fast — in wasted bait and in snails that were never baited at all.
Same 5 kg. Very different block.
Both spread the same bag of bait at the same rate. Flip between them and watch where it actually lands.
Precision you
can count on.
Every pass metered, guided and logged — so the bait you paid for ends up everywhere the snails are.
Calibrated to your rate
Set 5 kg/ha and that's what goes out — metered automatically, not eyeballed from a bucket.
Even across every row
GPS-guided parallel passes at a consistent spread width — the same coverage front to back.
Logged & mapped
You get a coverage map of the job, not a shrug — proof the whole block was done.
No labour lottery
No training a new spreader each season. Same precise result, job after job.
Reaches the tricky bits
Wet headlands, soft ground and steep blocks — covered from the air, with zero compaction.
Fast turnaround
Big areas baited quickly when timing matters most — straight after the break, before they breed.
Get on top of them early.
Snails move and feed after the autumn break and through the cool, damp months. Baiting early — while they're active and numbers are still manageable — knocks the population back before it takes off in spring.
First decent rains and heavy dews get them moving — the window to knock numbers down early.
Cool, damp spells keep them moving — but they slow right down when it's dry. Bait to the weather, not the calendar.
Clean them up ahead of spring so new growth and fruit aren't on the menu.
Bait it once.
Bait it right.
Tell us your blocks and your rate — we'll get the bait exactly where it needs to be, and send you the map to prove it.