drones

Use of drone in detecting botrytis. - Photo: Greenport Duin- en Bollenstreek

24-08 | News

Drone images help to fight botrytis

Hylio recently launched the AG-272, one of the largest capacity commercial spray drones available on the market. One of these drones is capable of spraying up hundreds of acres per day. - Photo: Hylio

17-08 | Article

Ag-drone capabilities are improving at a rapid pace

The electric Pelican can carry up to 540 lbs (245 kgs) or 70 gallons (265 litres) of liquid and spray up to 240 acres per hour. - Photo's: Pyka

14-08 | News

Pyka gets approval to operate its autonomous crop spraying aircraft in US

TerraClear produces most of the rock maps using imagery provided by its drone partners. - Photo's: TerraClear

18-07 | Article

How drones make rock-picking more efficient

Paris Cockinos: “In 2014 a drone could fly for around 8 minutes. Today, a drone can fly 40 to 50 minutes. By 2030, they will fly for three to four hours, still using batteries.” - Photo: Sphere Drones

11-07 | Article

Drones will fly for hours and carry much larger loads

Drone as used during the field test. - Photo: Willemijn Stolk

10-07 | News

Drones successfully deployed to deter geese on 1,000 hectares of grassland

A new ISO spray drone standard and a best practice guide are being developed to help standardise regulations across the world. - Photo: Leading Edge

03-07 | Article

Setting drone spraying standards

Guardian Agriculture’s SC1 offers a real alternative to aerial spraying. - Photo: Guardian Agriculture

26-06 | Article

What’s new in our Ag-drone buying guide 2023/2024?

A scientific study carried out in the USA compared the drift from spray drone compared with a standard boom sprayer. - Photo's: Bayer Crop Science

13-06 | Article

Exclusive report: Research reveals how to cut drift from spray-drones

Photo: MRR drones

08-06 | News

Dutch startup uses AI to teach drone to fly fully autonomously