20,000+ Acres in His First Year of Spray Drones | Spray Drone Network
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John Paul Brooks spent 20+ years running ground rigs, but he knew that adding spray drone application to his business was the way to grow his business. As of July 2026, Brooks Drone Service has covered over 20,000 acres in their first season. In this episode of Spray Drone Network, John Paul shares how he transitioned from ground application to spray drone application and shares a few tips for a successful marriage and family when you work such demanding hours.
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