drones

The DJI AGRAS T50. – Photo: DJI

16-09 | News

Definitive ban on DJI drones in the US nears

The first Sprayhawk production aircraft has been completed and is undergoing ground testing ahead of delivery to an agricultural partner in the US Midwest later this year. - Photos: Rotor Technologies

15-08 | News

The Race for the largest spray Drone: Rotor Technologies unveils 110-Gallon Sprayhawk

Heinen Brothers Agra Services is poised to enhance its extensive fleet with the Pelican Spray. – Photos: Pyka

12-08 | News

Pyka’s Pelican Spray drone makes its U.S. debut

Agricultural drone market size is set to grow 20.1% CAGR to 2032

09-08 | News

Agricultural drone market size is set to grow 20.1% CAGR to 2032

The Qlobel drone sows cover crops in grains at arable farmer Pim Clotscher. – Photos: Peter Roek

06-08 | News

Dutch province supports biodivers sowing with a drone

Photo: ILVO

22-07 | News

Premiere for Belgium: drone sowing rye

Weighing 1,125 lbs (510 kgs), the Pelican is the largest drone ever authorised by the FAA for commercial use in the US. – Photo: Pyka

16-07 | Article

Advancements in agricultural drones: Innovations and market trends

The drone sprayer demonstrated substantial reductions in water, and drone-based herbicide spraying displayed the potential for a 30% reduction in herbicide dose application. – Photo: Hongfei

02-07 | Article

Comparing knapsack, boom, and drone sprayers in soybean crops

The DJI AGRAS T50 inherits a powerful coaxial twin-rotor propulsion system and a split-type torque resistant structure for excellent stability when carrying 40 kg spraying or 50 kg spreading payloads. Photo: DJI

25-06 | Article

What’s new in our Ag-drone buying guide 2024/2025?

The recommendation is for Harpia P-71 to operate at heights between 4 and 6 meters during spraying and to cruise between 80 and 100 meters for a flight autonomy of up to 10 hours.

25-06 | News

Harpia-71 drone: “As big as Brazilian agriculture needs”