Is Coke County somewhere you apply?
Yes. Coke County is one of the Texas counties we currently serve. Call (256) 590-3869 and tell us the nearest town.
Coke County, Texas
Aerial application in Coke County, Texas
Coke County is wide ranch country of prairie, hills and red soil along the Colorado River, and aerial application is a way to work that much ground without the miles of driving.
We fly from locations in Bay City, Ballinger, Cameron and Brady, Texas.
What ranchers in Coke County ask us
Can you help with brush and invasive plants on rangeland?
Managing invasive plant species is part of our liquid application work, and pasture and rangeland application is one of our services. Call us and describe the plants and the acreage.
Do you take jobs just outside the county?
We may. We keep adding counties, so call and describe where the land sits.
Ranch country along the Colorado River
Robert Lee is the seat of county government and the largest town, a role it took from Hayrick in 1891, two years after the county was formed in 1889. About 911 square miles of prairie, hills and river valley sit here, with sandy loam and red soils and elevations rising from 1,800 feet in the south to 2,600 feet in the north.[1]
USDA data for 2022 show 433 farms averaging 1,105 acres, with about 420,000 of the county's 478,560 farm acres in pasture. Spread out and sometimes rough, ranch land like this is hard to cover quickly on the ground, which is where an aircraft earns its keep.[2]
Coke County facts
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The 2020 Census counted 3,285 people living in Coke County.[3]
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The north branch of the Colorado River and Yellow Wolf Creek drain the county.[1]
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In 2022 livestock accounted for 74 percent of Coke County agricultural sales, led by cattle and calves.[2]
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Cattle, goats and sheep were all counted in 2022: roughly 9,500 cattle and calves, 3,600 goats, and 3,200 sheep and lambs.[2]
What we can apply in Coke County
Pasture and rangeland
Big grazing acres of prairie and hill country that take a long time to cross on the ground.
Aerial pesticide application
Spray work aimed at invasive plant species and insects on ranch acreage.
Government and public lands
Restoration work on public land for the Department of Interior is also part of what we do.
Start a conversation about Coke County land
Send us the general location and a few details about your ground, and we will figure out what makes sense. Call (256) 590-3869.
Sources
Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.