American heavy lift.
Autonomous drones for precision agriculture, forestry and wildfire response, infrastructure inspection and specialized government applications. Designed and built in the U.S.
In December 2025, the FCC restricted new foreign-made drones.
America's farms, forests and fire lines still need heavy lift.
So we build it here.
70%+ U.S. or allied parts
Harvest 100
Take it apart.
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Airframe
High-capacity airframe. Lightweight, durable materials.
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Autonomy
Terrain mapping and obstacle avoidance.
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Heavy lift
Larger tanks and payloads for spraying, seeding and fire.
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Modular payload
One platform. Swappable payloads across industries.
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U.S. built
Designed for FAA and NDAA compliance.
Mission ready.
| Feature | Harvest 100 | Typical import |
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| Tank capacity | Heavy-lift | Standard |
| Aircraft quality | Yes | No |
| NDAA compliant | Yes | No |
| BVLOS capable | Yes | No |
| Swarming ready | Yes | No |
Company assessment versus typical imported agricultural spray drones.
Explore Harvest 1001,500 acres. One drone. One day. 15,000 acres. Ten drones. One day.
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Acres treated
Illustrative missions at Rantizo's stated rate of 1,500 acres per drone, per day: one drone, then a swarm of ten.
Precision agricultureOne platform. Four missions.
Swappable payloads take one U.S.-built airframe from the field to the fire line.
Precision agricultureSpraying, seeding and aerial application.
Forestry & wildfire responseSuppression, mitigation and forest protection.
Infrastructure inspectionMonitoring of critical assets and RTK surveying.
Specialized government applicationsTailored solutions for federal and state agencies.
Drone sales and white-label supply, contract services, training, leasing and support.
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Advancing American drone technology. Delivering real-world solutions.
At a glance
- Operations
- FAA-authorized, 15+ states
- Supply chain
- 70%+ U.S. or allied parts
- Contracted
- Millions of acres for the upcoming season
- Distribution
- Partners include Nutrien and Helena
- Headquarters
- Houston, Texas
Leadership
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Marianne McInerney
President
Former Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, U.S. Department of Transportation.