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How We Work

A Clear Record of the Work

Plan with your district. Apply when conditions are right. Leave documentation you can keep.

Shuterra’s crew with its pickup and flatbed application trucks fitted with tanks and spray equipment
Shuterra’s crew and application equipment in the field.
01

Assess

Review your roads and identify priority areas with your district.

02

Apply

Coordinate the planned treatment with field conditions and your road work.

03

Document

Provide a treatment map and report for your district’s records.

A Shuterra pickup parked beside roadside vegetation on a rural road
Reviewing roadsides and the adjoining land uses.

Start With a Road Assessment

We review your roads with the commissioner or foreman, identify problem vegetation and discuss bridges, intersections and other priority areas. The program calendar accounts for mowing and road work.

Document the Application

GPS application records from the trucks show where and when product was applied. Your district receives a treatment map and report with notes from the work.

Ask to See a Sample Map & Report

Check the Conditions

Application timing uses weather and soil temperature data from the Oklahoma Mesonet, alongside site conditions and the product label.

Work Safely in the Field

Trucks use flashing warning lights. Spray equipment is inspected daily and calibrated weekly. Drone work includes spotters.

Plan Around Nearby Land Uses

Before an application, discuss nearby crops, gardens, homes and water with the crew. Treatment methods, application conditions and any required setbacks must follow the product label. Site conditions may require a change to the planned treatment or timing.

Keep Purchasing Records Together

Request current license, insurance and certificate documents for your bid file.

Purchasing & Credentials