Corn & Soybean Fungicide
Timely aerial coverage during compressed crop-protection windows, without wheel-track crop damage.
Core Acre helps growers protect timing, yield, and field access through dependable aerial application for corn, soybeans, pasture, and difficult application windows.
Each job is scoped around the actual application—not a one-size-fits-all rate. Field size, carrier volume, product, obstacles, travel, and timing all matter.
Timely aerial coverage during compressed crop-protection windows, without wheel-track crop damage.
Field-specific planning for product, label rate, carrier volume, drift risk, access, and application timing.
Responsive aerial capacity for time-sensitive crop threats and fields conventional equipment cannot reach.
Broadcast or targeted work for open pasture, brush pressure, rough terrain, and fragmented fields.
Focused treatment for field edges, isolated weed or brush pressure, pasture trouble spots, irregular areas, and locations where a full broadcast application is not the right fit.
Core Acre is evaluating local demand before adding a spreader package. Share expected acres and timing so the right capacity can be built responsibly.
Share upcoming acresWet ground, irregular fields, smaller blocks, or overflow when an existing application plan is stretched. Core Acre can be a dependable second option without requiring a grower to replace an existing relationship.
Core Acre is being built as a professional agricultural service company—organized, responsive, honest, and prepared to stand behind the work.
Easy to reach, straightforward to work with, and respectful of the relationships already supporting your operation.
Every field is discussed in terms of crop, product, GPA, timing, obstacles, label requirements, and expected result.
Scheduling is based on realistic capacity. When Core Acre commits, the goal is clear communication and professional follow-through.
“We will treat every field as if our own family’s livelihood depended on it, because we know yours does.”
We discuss crop, application window, approximate acres, current plan, and where aerial capacity may fit.
Field boundaries, product, GPA, obstacles, travel, water, timing, and special conditions are documented before pricing.
You receive a written field-level quote. Work is scheduled against real capacity—not wishful promises.
Core Acre keeps clear job records, communicates completion, and provides professional invoicing and follow-up.
Core Acre intends to add dry spreading and cover-crop seeding when the acreage justifies the investment. Growers can help shape that decision by sharing approximate acres, products, and timing now.
Core Acre is led by Remington Gill, who has worked in and around Southern Indiana agriculture since childhood and has built lasting relationships with local farmers, seed dealers, and agricultural businesses.
The company was created to give growers a friendly, knowledgeable, and dependable local application partner. Every job is built around field-level planning, straightforward communication, professional documentation, and the farmer’s best interest.
For Remington, Core Acre is about more than application technology. It is about earning trust field by field, serving the agricultural community well, and building a company his family and Southern Indiana can be proud of for years to come.
Whether you are planning a full-season program, need dependable backup capacity, or have one difficult field that deserves a better option, Core Acre welcomes the opportunity to learn about the work.