AMERICAN DRONE NETWORK AND BRANDT TO DELIVER ADVANCED SPRAY SOLUTIONS TO THE NATION'S LARGEST AGRICULTURAL DRONE PLATFORM

Partnership connects hundreds of professional pilots with industry-leading nutritional and chemical crop input products.

STUTTGART, Ark., April 2, 2026 — American Drone Network (ADN) has announced a

partnership with BRANDT to advance crop input solutions specifically tailored for agricultural

spray drone operations. Together, BRANDT and ADN will develop and optimize adjuvant,

nutritional, and surfactant systems designed to enhance the performance, efficiency, and

effectiveness of drone-based crop applications.

As part of the partnership, ADN members will have access to select BRANDT products with

added benefits, helping drone operators adopt proven crop input technologies while improving

operational efficiency and application results.

ADN members will also be able to source products through BRANDT’s established distribution

network, ensuring reliable availability and streamlined access for operators across the

agricultural landscape.

BRANDT (www.brandt.co), a family-owned company with a long-standing legacy in

agriculture, has built its reputation over decades by delivering innovative crop input solutions to

growers around the world. Founded in 1953, BRANDT remains family-led and is widely

recognized for its commitment to research, quality, and supporting the success of farmers and

agricultural retailers.

Together, ADN and BRANDT aim to accelerate innovation in aerial crop application by

equipping drone operators with advanced formulation systems and agronomic expertise tailored

to the unique demands of drone spraying. This partnership represents a shared commitment to

supporting the next generation of agricultural technology while strengthening the capabilities and

profitability of ADN’s growing network of drone operators.

BRANDT technical representatives will participate in ADN's Drone Days regional training

events, providing hands-on instruction on product selection, mixing procedures, tank mix

compatibility and adjuvant selection. Training sessions will qualify for continuing education

credits applicable to pesticide applicator license renewals.

"Chemicals are only effective when applied correctly," said Charlie Booker, ADN training

director. "We are committed to providing the education and support that ensures pilots applyproducts at proper rates, with compatible tank mixes, under appropriate conditions and in

compliance with label requirements."

ADN said it plans to integrate BRANDT product access into its platform through a digital

system, inventory management tools, application rate calculators, and automated documentation

connecting chemical usage with flight records.

"We're building toward a fully integrated platform where chemical selection, application and

documentation flow seamlessly," Booker said. "Our partnership with BRANDT is a foundation

for that integrated experience."

The BRANDT partnership is the latest addition to ADN's growing ecosystem of industry

partnerships. ADN earlier this year announced the acquisition of CropFlight, a flight logging and

operational management platform, establishing what the company describes as the nation's

largest agricultural drone pilot network.

"We're not building a product company or a service company — we're building a complete

ecosystem that addresses every obstacle preventing pilots from succeeding and farmers from

receiving professional service," Booker said. "The BRANDT partnership is one critical piece.”

About American Drone Network

American Drone Network provides agricultural drone pilots with access to N-numbered fleet

aircraft, a 72-hour equipment replacement guarantee, training, technical support and competitive

pricing on chemicals and supplies through an ownership-based model. ADN connects pilots,

farmers, chemical manufacturers, equipment providers and insurance companies in a

comprehensive ecosystem. Following its acquisition of CropFlight, ADN operates the nation's

largest agricultural drone pilot network. For more information, please visit

americandronenetwork.com.