Coleman County, Texas

Aerial application in Coleman County, Texas

Coleman County is hill country between the Edwards Plateau and the Rolling Plains, mostly ranch ground with wheat fields, and aerial application can cover it from above.

Call (256) 590-3869 Schedule an application

We fly from locations in Bay City, Ballinger, Cameron and Brady, Texas.

Mesquite hills, small lakes and big pastures

Coleman County lies in a transition zone between the Edwards Plateau and the Rolling Plains, a landscape of rolling hills with mesquite brush and oaks. The Colorado River is its southern boundary, and Coleman Lake and Hords Creek Lake were built by damming creeks in the north. The town of Coleman serves as both seat and biggest community, and Santa Anna comes second.^[1]

Agriculture census data for 2022 show 1,071 farms on 758,719 acres, with 551,101 acres in pastureland, and livestock made up 85 percent of sales. Mesquite brush is part of the landscape here, and reaching all of a large pasture on the ground takes time.^[3]

About Coleman County

Coleman County was formed in 1858, and its organization was completed in 1864.^[1]
The 2020 Census counted 7,684 residents.^[2]
Oil was discovered north of Coleman in 1917, and production peaked in the 1950s and early 1960s.^[1]
Wheat for grain covered 17,787 acres in 2022, the largest crop acreage in the USDA profile, with hay and forage next.^[3]

Cockpit instruments and GPS guidance display in an Agri-Land Aviation aircraft

View from the cockpit over open farmland with wind turbines on the horizon

Aerial application in Coleman County

Can I call you about land near Coleman or Santa Anna?

Yes. Coleman County is one of the Texas counties we currently serve. Call (256) 590-3869 and describe the land you have in mind.

Can brush and weeds on a large pasture be treated from the air?

Liquid application to manage invasive plants on pasture and rangeland is one of the services we offer. Bring us the acres, the species you are worried about and where the gates and power lines are, and we will walk you through the flight plan.

What if my property is in the next county over?

Call anyway. We keep adding counties to the list, and your land might be next.

What we can apply in Coleman County

Pasture and rangeland Pastureland makes up most of the farmland here, and brush and weed control across large ranches is a natural fit for the air. Aerial pesticide application Liquid products can treat disease, control insects and manage invasive plants over acreage that is hard to drive. Mosquito vector control Lakes and creeks near towns can be a concern for local governments that want a mosquito program.

Ask about work in Coleman County

Ranch, field or town, tell us what you are dealing with. Call (256) 590-3869.

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Sources

Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.