drones

Tjaart Du Plessis: “With a drone, it is easy to change your droplet size and minimise drift.” – Photo: DJI

24-06 | Article

Drone spraying services: costlier, yet delivering significant advantages

Author of this opinion Iulian Stefan with a drone. – Photos: Iulian Stefan

20-06 | Expert opinion

‘A short guide on buying a drone’

Photo: DJI

20-06 | News

New law might change the landscape of American drone operations

Improved design and manufacturing may result in longer lasting batteries, wider spray width, higher flow rates, and faster operational speeds. – Photo: Hylio

17-06 | Article

Spray drones gain ground: practical benefits driving adoption

Virginia Tech researchers in the USA are looking to standardize unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for herbicide spray applications. – Photo: Virginia Tech

14-06 | News

Researchers study herbicide spray applications using drones

Bulgaria is one of the first countries in the EU to regulate the use of spraying drones in agriculture. - Photo: Ronald Hissink

29-05 | News

Showcase Your Agriculture Drones in Future Farming’s 2024/2025 Buying Guide!

Case IH will import and distribute the Vtol in two models, 30 litres and 70 litres, in Brazil to all its concessionaries. - Photos: Daniel Azevedo

16-05 | News

Case IH ‘gatecrashes’ agricultural drone market with two models

A group of aeronautical engineers developed the VTol Agrobee 200 drone. - Photo: Daniel Azevedo

13-05 | News

Agrishow: Mega-drone reaches autonomy of 1h20min with 200 litres of chemicals

NPPL participant Henk Verdegaal (51) grows 25 hectares of hyacinths in the Netherlands. - Photos: Peter Roek

23-04 | Article

Simply reducing spraying against botrytis is not possible, even with precision techniques

Alternaria in potatoes. - Photo: Peter Roek

22-04 | News

Drones and AI in the battle against Alternaria in potato crops