Concho County, Texas

Aerial application in Concho County, Texas

Concho County sits on the northern edge of the Edwards Plateau, where ranchland and grain fields share the same ground, and aerial application suits both.

Call (256) 590-3869 Schedule an application

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

Where the plateau breaks into grain country

Concho County straddles the northern edge of the Edwards Plateau and covers about 992 square miles. Paint Rock serves as the county seat, and Eden is the largest community. The Concho River crosses the northern part and the Colorado River forms its northeastern boundary. USDA's 2022 farm census tallied 400 farms averaging 1,573 acres.^[1,2,3]

Large farms and the rivers and creeks that cross the county can make ground travel slow. An aircraft flies over the terrain rather than around it.

The yellow and blue Agri-Land Aviation aircraft in flight

About Concho County

The legislature formed Concho County in 1858, but it was not organized until 1879.^[1]
The 2020 Census counted 3,303 residents.^[2]
The Handbook of Texas names sheep, cattle, goats and feed grains as the chief agricultural products, and says the county led Texas in sheep production in 1988.^[1]
Crops brought in 58 percent of farm sales according to USDA's 2022 farm census, and cotton ran first among crops at 15,788 acres.^[3]

Aerial application in Concho County

Do you work in Concho County, around Eden and Paint Rock?

Yes. Concho County is one of the Texas counties we currently serve. Call (256) 590-3869 and tell us what is growing there.

Is hilly, stony ground a problem for flying?

Terrain that is hard on a tractor is not an obstacle for an aircraft in the same way. Steep slopes, creek crossings and poor access are good reasons to consider the air. Describe the ground and we will discuss how to fly it.

I farm and ranch near the Concho County line. Should I call?

Please do. We are happy to hear about land in neighboring counties, and we are working to add more.

What we can apply in Concho County

Aerial pesticide application Invasive plants on plateau ranchland, or insects on cropland, can be treated with liquid products by air. Fertilizer and dry application Where fields are large and cropland sits beside pasture, fertilizer and seed can be spread from above. Pasture and rangeland Pasture covers more of the county's farmland than crops do, which leaves a lot of open ground for rangeland work.

Pilot view over the hopper while flying low over a golden field

Ask about work in Concho County

Tell us where the land is and what it needs, and we will tell you what we can do. Call (256) 590-3869.

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Sources

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