At the Pest Animal and Weed Symposium 2025 , we joined the Gladstone Area Water Board to showcase how the Rapid Logix system had been changing the way spray operators worked.

For landscaping and lawn care contractors, providing clients with lush, healthy lawns requires comprehensive care, from fertilisation and aeration to weed and pest control. Using boom spraying and targeted treatments, contractors can create beautiful, well-maintained turf while meeting safety and regulatory standards. Rapid Logix supports these efforts by helping contractors record treatment data, streamline workflows, and deliver reliable reporting to clients.

Explore best practices in boom spraying for turf, from efficient weed control to community reporting, and see how Rapid Logix enhances operations for safer, greener public spaces.

Discover effective fire ant management through targeted nest injection. This blog highlights best practices for identifying and treating nests, precise insecticide application, and the advantages of using Rapid Logix for tracking and monitoring treatments.

Explore effective forestry weed spraying practices that promote tree growth and ecosystem health. Learn how targeted herbicide applications and integrated pest management support biodiversity and sustainable forest productivity.

Learn how bare ground spraying enhances safety around critical infrastructure, including power plants, ports, refineries, and manufacturing facilities. Discover best practices for targeted herbicide application and how Rapid Logix supports precise tracking, ensuring clear zones for safer, more efficient operations.

Learn how Rapid Logix enhances mosquito control in drainage networks by helping operators track spray coverage, application points, and insecticide quantities, supporting safer, more effective mosquito management and protecting public health.

Discover effective noxious weed control methods and how Rapid Logix supports targeted spraying, tracking weed locations, and monitoring treatment success, helping protect native ecosystems and promote sustainable land management.

Explore best practices for Right of Way (ROW) vegetation management along railways, highways, and utility lines. Learn how tools like Rapid Logix support safe, efficient vegetation control, improving accessibility and reducing fire risks.

Learn how effective aquatic weed control helps maintain healthy water catchments. Discover strategies like targeted herbicide use and how Rapid Logix supports tracking and managing weed treatments for sustainable water management.

Explore key environmental management techniques for sustainable operations. This blog covers practical applications in vegetation control, aquatic weed management, and more, highlighting how Rapid Logix aids in precise monitoring and environmental compliance.

Maintaining detailed and accurate chemical records is not just a regulatory obligation. It is crucial for safety, compliance, and environmental protection.

Prior to implementing Rapid Logix, the New England Weeds Authority's weed reporting process was entirely paper-based. Spray operators would manually fill out forms multiple times a day, documenting details like the location of the spray, the chemicals used, the weather conditions, and more

Proof of Service isn't just paperwork - it's a powerful tool that ensures efficient, accountable and sustainable vegetation management.

Taking a closer look at the cost and consequences of non-compliance with meeting pesticide regulations, and the benefit of automating record keeping to eliminate inaccuracies and uncertainties with spray job tracking.

Weeds are a major threat to Australia's biodiversity. They cost upwards of $4billion a year, with the implications going beyond the balance sheets of farms or businesses: the environmental and social impact is inestimable. Download our whitepaper.

"[As] we all know, it's a little bit difficult to go and map weed areas, there is a lot of honestly based in weed spraying, particularly out in your offsets, so this type of technology could be widely utilized on a lot of sites."

"It’s just great to be able to have all the data from all those jobs and our sprayers flowing back to one location and presenting so well for reporting."

Spray operators are required by law to keep and maintain records of spray activities for up to 24 months. We offer discount packages on both the hardware and annual subscription for multiple purchases.