We book custom wheat field spraying by dedicated operational shifts with direct dispatch from thirty-two forty Reservoir Road
Three D Farms coordinates ground rig passes and precision drone swaths for wheat growers across Walla Walla County and Columbia County. Minimum dispatch is one full field, scheduled as a dedicated shift so tender water, batch induction, and application lines operate without interruption. Submit your field acreage and terrain details below or call John Doe directly at (509) 301-3878.
Our pricing is settled by field acreage and haul distance before our tender truck pulls out onto Reservoir Road
We do not issue vague quotes or add mystery surcharges after application. Rates are transparent: precision agricultural drone spraying ranges from $12.00 to $16.00 per acre, while high-clearance ground boom treatment ranges from $14.00 to $28.00 per acre.
Your exact per-acre rate depends on field size, topography slope, distance from our base at 3240 Reservoir Rd, and whether you provide chemical or request full-service tank supply. Use the intake form below to schedule a spraying window, or describe your field boundaries for an immediate response.
Field Application Intake
Provide your farm name, field location, and spray requirements. All forms post directly to our dispatch server.
WALLA WALLA, WA 99362-8400
Located on Reservoir Road southeast of downtown Walla Walla, our staging depot houses nurse tender trucks, chemical induction trailers, and drone support haulers with direct highway access to US-12, SR-125, and county trunk roads servicing Touchet, Dixie, Waitsburg, and Dayton.
| Telephone | (509) 301-3878 |
|---|---|
| [email protected] | |
| Operator | John Doe, Commercial Farmer |
| Operating Hours | Mon–Sat 05:00–19:00 PST (Weather Permitting) |
| Turnaround | Scheduled by single full field shift |
| Association | WA Wheat Growers Association (Member since 2023) |
Territory Coverage Across Two Counties
We dispatch throughout Walla Walla County and Columbia County. For fields located within 15 miles of Reservoir Road, mobilization is included in the acre rate. For acreage past 15 miles across northern Columbia Basin coulees, small flat mobilization allowances ($75 regional / $150 remote) cover nurse fuel transport.
We dispatch according to weather windows and prioritize stripe rust outbreaks before flag leaves take damage
Pacific Northwest dryland wheat requires decisive intervention when fungal pressure arrives. In late spring, stripe rust spreads rapidly across Walla Walla Valley soft white and hard red winter wheat stands.
When you reserve a spraying shift, we monitor temperature inversions, relative humidity, and morning wind velocity. Drone passes operate safely in early dawn calm windows, laying down precise fungicides while the dew is minimal and before winds exceed twelve miles per hour. If weather forces a delay, your reserved shift moves to the first clear flying window with no cancellation penalty.
Immediate flight prioritization for infected flag leaves. Drone applications deliver uniform fungicide into dense canopies without tearing up standing grain.
Early post-emergence passes using high-clearance boom rigs or drone swaths along terraces to eliminate competition from Russian thistle, kochia, and mustards.
Carefully calibrated late-season desiccant and harvest-aid applications ensuring clean header passes and even combine throughput across every acre.
Boundary-hugging drone flights targeting weed seed reservoirs along steep draws, fence lines, and rocky conservation outcrops where ground machinery cannot steer.