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Road-mobile crews across two countries. Zones are public; district deployment and dated windows go out in the coverage schedule.
District-level coverage, current staging bases and open windows are in the coverage schedule.
District-level coverage, current staging bases and open windows are in the coverage schedule.
Windows move with the rains, so we publish the rhythm rather than dates. Book ahead of peak pressure — the district that books first sets the schedule.
| Crop | Pressure driver | Typical passes | This season's window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat & barley | Rust, septoria, aphids | Multiple fungicide + insecticide | ●●●● |
| Maize | Fall armyworm, foliar disease | One to two, plus foliar | ●●●● |
| Sugarcane — weed | Post-plant / post-ratoon flush | One to two herbicide | ●●●● |
| Sugarcane — ripener | Mill harvest schedule | Single timed pass | ●●●● |
| Rice | Blast, borer, rice bug | Two to three | ●●●● |
| Coffee | CBD, leaf rust | Programme through the rains | ●●●● |
| Tea | Mites, foliar nutrition | Rolling programme | ●●●● |
| Horticulture | Contract spray schedule | Frequent, under contract | ●●●● |
Our units travel as a self-contained convoy: aircraft, batteries, power, pumps, mixing tanks, spares and crew in a double-cabin rig. That is why a Kenyan wheat window and a northern Tanzanian barley window can be served in the same fortnight.
Send your location and acreage. We will tell you the nearest planned window, whether a staging base is going up near you this season, and what it would take to bring the crew to your district first.
We keep district-level deployment and dated windows off the public site — it is operational planning, and it is the first thing a competitor would copy.
Sent to growers, estate managers, mills, outgrower boards and agrodealers. We ask for farm name and acreage so what we send is priced and scoped for your operation — usually back the same working day.
The first estate to book in an area sets the schedule — and neighbours ride the same mobilisation.