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FERTILIZER SPRAYING

One of the most critical uses of drones in agriculture is its flexibility to move around in swift motions and maneuver to the destined locations. This ability of drones helps spray fertilizers and insecticides to nurture crops and provide them with the needed nutrients. Such reinforcements allow crops to be healthy and flourishing. The drone operators are free to monitor the drone spraying fertilizers that keep insects, pests, and worms away and increase crop life longevity.

DRONESFOR CROP FERTILIZATION

In its entirety, drones and their applications have helped ease the cumbersome process attributed to crop fertilization. Their enterprising and potent nature helps farmers a great deal with bountiful tasks and operations.

BENEFITS OF FARM AUTOMATION:

Farm automation, often associated with “smart farming”, is a technology that makes farms more efficient, as it automates the crop or livestock production cycle. An increasing number of AgTech companies are working on robotics innovation to develop drones, autonomous tractors, robotic harvesters, automatic watering, and seeding robots. Although these technologies are fairly new, the industry has seen an increasing number of traditional agriculture companies adopt farm automation into their processes, as its primary goal is to cover monotonous tasks.

MODERN GREENHOUSE:

In recent decades, the greenhouse industry has transformed from small facilities used primarily for research and aesthetic purposes (i.e., botanic gardens) to much larger facilities that compete directly with land-based conventional food production. Combined, the entire global greenhouse market currently produces about $350 billion worth of vegetables annually, of which U.S. production comprises less than 1%.

AGRICULTURE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:

These can monitor plant health, soil conditions, temperature, humidity, and more. The idea is to give farmers a better understanding of what’s happening on the ground through advanced technology that can tell them more than the naked eye can see. And not only is it more accurate, it’s also faster.