THREE D FARMS GROWER OPERATED SINCE 2018

We have farmed dryland ground in Walla Walla since 2018 and hold active membership in the Washington Association of Wheat Growers

Three D Farms is a commercial agricultural operation managed by farmer John Doe from our farm base at 3240 Reservoir Rd, Walla Walla, WA 99362-8400. We do not work out of distant regional depots or treat Pacific Northwest wheat ground as an abstract spreadsheet. Every field pass across Walla Walla County and Columbia County is planned, flight-calibrated, and executed by an active grower who understands Palouse soil structures, summer fallow management, and stripe rust cycles.

Principal Operator: John Doe, Farmer
Managing Field Ground: Since 2018
WA Wheat Growers Association: Member Since 2023

Our farm operates as a registered agricultural business anchored at thirty-two forty Reservoir Road in Walla Walla Washington

Three D Farms is an active family-scale dryland agricultural enterprise established under the laws of Washington State, operating from our home farm premises at 3240 Reservoir Rd, Walla Walla, WA 99362-8400. The operation is led by John Doe, an experienced dryland wheat producer who has cultivated rolling ground and steep draws throughout the Touchet River basin and Walla Walla Valley since 2018.

Unlike contract brokers who subcontract spray tenders to transient operators, Three D Farms owns and deploys dedicated application rigs and support machinery directly from our Reservoir Road staging yard. Our active grower membership in the Washington Association of Wheat Growers (WA Wheat Growers Association) since 2023 reflects our daily commitment to industry-standard agronomic stewardship, responsible drift reduction, and continuous soil preservation across eastern Washington.

Operational Base
Reservoir Rd

Centrally located farm headquarters in Walla Walla County, maintaining rapid highway transport to Eureka flats, Waitsburg, and Dayton.

Association Standing
WA Wheat Growers

Continuous verified membership since 2023, following verified regional grain industry recommendations and chemical safety standards.

Field Experience
Since 2018

Hands-on farm management across dryland winter wheat, spring barley rotations, and challenging steep hillside topographies.

RTK flight controller console with field boundary polygons and flight paths.
Field Telemetry & RTK Guidance Terminal — 3240 Reservoir Rd Staging Precision flight polygons calibrated within 2.5 centimeters

We specialize in custom wheat field boom treatments and precision unmanned aerial drone spraying designed for steep Northwest hillsides

The agronomic demands of Walla Walla and Columbia counties require machinery tailored to sharp contour slopes, deep coulees, and critical flag-leaf timing windows. Our work centres strictly on commercial dryland wheat application services:

First, our precision drone spraying operations deploy high-payload multi-rotor unmanned aircraft delivering targeted droplet ribbons at $12.00 to $16.00 per acre. Drone application eliminates wheel compaction entirely, preventing the two to four percent crop loss caused by traditional ground wheels knocking down standing grain in late spring. It allows us to treat saturated soil, drainage draws, and severe 35-degree coulee edges where forty-thousand-pound ground rigs cannot safely go.

Second, our commercial high-clearance ground rig treatments handle broad rolling acreage with large-swath boom spans at $14.00 to $28.00 per acre. Ground rigs provide high daily output for early season post-emergence weed cleanups and broadleaf knockdown across wide open fields. Every quote is structured plainly around field acreage, distance from our Reservoir Road base, formulation selection, and whether the grower provides tank chemistry or requests full-service procurement.

Unmanned Aerial System

Precision Drone Sprayer

  • Guidance Mode Centimeter RTK Auto-Nav
  • Swath Span 12 to 16 Foot Ribbon
  • Ground Compaction 0.0 lbs / Zero Tire Track
  • Standard Shift Rate $12.00 – $16.00 / Acre
  • Ideal Terrain Coulees, Terraces & Slopes
Self-Propelled Machinery

High-Clearance Ground Rig

  • Guidance Mode Sub-Inch GPS Auto-Steer
  • Boom Width 90-Foot Wide-Swath
  • Drift Mitigation Pulse-Width Modulation
  • Standard Shift Rate $14.00 – $28.00 / Acre
  • Ideal Terrain Open Rolling Dryland Flats
Support Logistics

Field Tender & Nurse Unit

  • Water Storage Poly Nurse Tank System
  • Chemical Induction Closed Venturi Hopper
  • Batch Agitation Continuous Mechanical Flow
  • Field Turnaround Rapid 4-Minute Refill
  • Staging Base 3240 Reservoir Rd Fleet

You can speak directly with John Doe to review your field maps and reserve a dedicated spraying shift

When you call Three D Farms, you talk directly with the farmer who will operate the tender truck and pilot the application equipment on your ground. We do not use remote call centers, automated phone trees, or unmonitored ticket queues.

Direct dispatch inquiries can be initiated by telephone at (509) 301-3878 or by writing directly to [email protected]. John Doe answers calls throughout standard operational hours from Monday through Saturday between 05:00 and 19:00 PST. If equipment is airborne or actively mixing on-site, leave a concise voice message with your field coordinates, approximate acreage, and target spray window, and John will return your call promptly upon landing.

Direct Farm Communications Operator Direct Channel
Farm Trading Entity Three D Farms
Physical Farm Headquarters 3240 RESERVOIR RD, WALLA WALLA, WA 99362-8400
Direct Telephone Line (509) 301-3878
Electronic Mail [email protected]
Application Dispatch Territory Walla Walla County & Columbia County, Washington
Typical Turnaround & Shift 1 single field minimum dispatch, scheduled per dedicated operational shift
Schedule Field Spraying Review Spraying Services & Rates