drones

EAVision, BASF and Bayer are working together to improve pesticide efficacy and improve yield in durian orchards with drone spraying.During the project, drones are used to complete droplets distribution of chemicals from the top of trees to the lower end of the trees. Leaves are sprayed front and back. - Photo: EAVision

10-11 | Article

Drone spraying delivers high pesticide efficacy and better yield in durian orchards

Spray missions at night allow for better spray distribution and it increases the viable spray window from roughly 5 hours per day to roughly 10 hours per day. - Photo: Pyka

02-11 | News

Pyka receives regulatory approval to fly unmanned aerial spray missions at night

A young drone pilot in Vietnam flying the XAG P100 agricultural drone, using his smartphone. - Photo: XAG

27-09 | News

XAG goes global with its P100 agricultural drone

A XAG P100 agricultural drone spreads fertilisers on a rice paddy in Vietnam. - Photo: XAG

01-09 | News

Vietnamese farmer adopts drones in rice farming

Photo: Canva

08-08 | News

Syngenta India to start with drone spraying

Field Trials Podcast – Building more accurate analysis tools | Part 3

28-06 | Podcast

Field Trials Podcast – Building more accurate analysis tools | Part 3

A agricultural robot of the type "Field Swarm Unit 2", which can weed and cultivate soil, is being demonstrated in Germany. - Photo: ANP/Sebastian Willnow

27-06 | Article

IDTechEx: Market for agricultural robots to grow quickly in coming decade

Garuda Aerospace has pledged to manufacture 600,000 drones by 2025. - Photo: Garuda Aerospace

24-06 | Article

Agricultural drones taking off fast in India

XAG drone spraying cassava in Cambodia. - Photo: XAG

20-06 | News

Spraying drones help cassava growers in Cambodia increase yield

The Agras T30 is DJI’s flagship for agriculture. The company confirmed that it has sold over 50,000 Agras drones worldwide. The T30 and T10 are available in over 100 countries worldwide, including North America and Europe. - Photo: DJI

17-06 | Article

Reasons for optimism in fast-growing drone market