Per-tree inventory for permanent crops

Every tree counted.
Measured, not estimated from spacing.

We fly your blocks and hand back a per-tree inventory — every tree counted and located, canopy size, dead trees, empty spots — and what changed since last time. Per tree, per block, per farm.

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Illustrative per-tree inventory map — Illustrative inventory view — not customer data

Why now

This season the tree count is not an agronomy question. It is a filing.

Insurance stage-block reports, USDA tree-loss claims, replant and grant records, and lender inspections all ask for one thing: the number of trees. Today that number is guessed from planting spacing or sampled at one percent. We measure all of it.

Crop insurance

Tree-based policies require, per stage-block, the stage of the trees and the number insurable and not insurable, plus a grove map. A counted stand is the number on the form.

USDA tree loss (TAP)

The mortality threshold was removed for 2026. Any loss beyond normal now qualifies — and the claim needs a written count of trees lost from the producer or a qualified expert.

Replant, grants and lenders

Per-tree records for planting programs. Independent stand counts for lender inspections and orchard sales.

The deliverable

What comes back from a survey

Delivered as a map you can open on a phone in the block, and a block-by-block table you can hand to your agent, your lender or your replant crew.

Tree count and position

Every tree, GPS-located, per block.

Canopy size

Per tree, so weak canopies stand out against their neighbors.

Small or weak canopy flags

The trees that are not keeping up.

Dead trees

Counted, located, listed.

Empty spots

Where a tree should be and is not.

Change since last survey

What was added, lost or declined between flights.

Where we fly

Citrus, almonds and walnuts today.

Across California, Texas and Florida. Other tree crops on request — ask.

Timeline by region

Work backward from the decision date.

Start with the filing, inspection or replant decision ahead. We then schedule the flight early enough to deliver a usable tree count and map — not data that arrives after the decision has already been made.

RegionWhen to startSurvey stepWhat you receive

California Before the November 1 Citrus Tree sales-closing date, or ahead of a lender or replant review Confirm stage-block boundaries and fly the contiguous acreage Measured tree count, grove map and stage-block inventory for your agent or review team

Florida As soon as a loss, TAP filing, replant application or annual insurance report creates a counting need Confirm affected blocks, flight window and the record your recipient expects Located tree-loss count, empty spots and a block-by-block map for the filing conversation

Texas Before an insurance, lender, acquisition or replant decision — not after the field visit is booked Select the priority blocks and coordinate one contiguous flight mission Independent stand count, tree positions, canopy measures and an asset baseline

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Program eligibility, deadlines, filing sufficiency and coverage are determined by the applicable agency, insurer or program administrator. Confirm current requirements with your agent before filing.

The Proof Survey

Start with one survey on your own ground

No free trials and no slide decks. One paid survey on your own blocks, at flight cost, so the first thing you see is your own inventory. Contiguous blocks only.

PROOF SURVEY

$13/ acre

One survey. One measured inventory.

Complete tree count and position
Canopy size and weak-canopy flags
Dead-tree and empty-spot inventory
Block-by-block table and field map

Minimum 1,000 contiguous acres, surveyed in one coordinated mission. Scattered parcels are quoted separately.

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Straight answers

Clear limits build useful records.

We count and measure trees. We do not diagnose disease. A scout marks disease; we record where and how many.

We do not replace your adjuster or your farm visit. We are what the adjuster carries into the grove.

Your inventory goes where you send it — your agent, your lender, your replant crew — and nowhere else.

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Tell us what is ahead.

Share the crop, county and acreage. We'll tell you whether a survey helps and when we can fly.