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25.01.2022 Yamaha-Motor SKY Australia are in Norfolk Island working in conjunction with Dr. Ben Hoffman and Jeremy Sofonia from the CSIRO and Data 61. The entire island is being mapped aerially for precise topographical information before an operation later this year. Stay tuned to find out what happens next.

23.01.2022 "No dream is too big. No challenge is too great. Nothing we want for our future is beyond our reach."

21.01.2022 Yamaha-Motor SKY Australia were in Pemberton WA working in conjunction with Biological Services Australia servicing avocado plantations in the region. This involves deploying a payload of vermiculite which is mixed in with millions of predatory mites. The payload is spread over the individual tree canopies, then the mites go to work eliminating insects attacking the avocado trees and its fruit.

18.01.2022 Yamaha-Motor SKY Australia were in Spring Station Creek, Tharwa in the ACT working in conjunction with ACT Government, Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development servicing Blackberry control in the region. This was a two day spray trial organised by the ACT Government inconjunction with local farmers to help them erradicate Rubus fruticosus L. agg. better known as Blackberry. There are lots of different blackberry species. In NSW, the European blackberry (Rubus frutico...sus) is most common. The stems are called canes growing up to 7m long. These can grow vertical, arched or along the ground.. Covered in prickles they appear green, purplish or red depending on how much light they exposed to. Introduced from Great Britain, Blackberry infests about 9 million hectares of land across Australia. How does it spread? Blackberry produces a lot of seeds. There can be up to 13,000 seeds per square metre under a blackberry bush at the end of a fruiting season. Birds and animals feeding on the berries spread the seeds in their droppings. Seeds also spread by water and with soil. Why is it a problem? Blackberry can dramatically decrease the economic viability of grazing land and lower land values. It invades pastures and replaces more productive types of grass, especially after overgrazing or soil disturbance.

16.01.2022 Coming soon - Industry leading RPAS (UAV) training for your CASA certified RePL licence. Train with the best.

15.01.2022 SkyLand Management working alongside with local government in the Hunter Region.

14.01.2022 Our team of pilots are at #agquip2018! Let us show you how aerial spraying can save you $$. #agquip

01.01.2022 Rmax early morning Coneac, Gloucester NSW