Application drones are now a part of normal agricultural practices, but with new modern farming tools like these available, there are often many misconceptions. This technology requires practical thinking and a solid grasp on how it functions.

L’application d’intrants par drone représente une avancée très prometteuse pour l’industrie des drones.

Application drones are a very exciting advancement to the drone industry. Like any equipment, we want to see how this type of investment pencils out – starting with an understanding of the fixed/variable overhead costs to see if it fits on your operation and what the return on investment (ROI) is on a piece of equipment such as a spray drone.

La technologie et l’automatisation sont de plus en plus accessibles et les petits équipements offrent désormais des capacités impressionnantes. 

In modern agriculture, technology and automation have become more accessible, and small equipment can now pack a big punch. Application drones have given farmers the ability to do their own aerial applications.

L’application d’intrants sur les cultures fait partie de toute opération de production — directement ou indirectement. Alors, comment pouvons-nous appliquer ces intrants de manière à ce qu’ils soient plus efficaces et plus rentables? 

Applying inputs onto crops is a part of any production operation – directly or indirectly. So, how can we be applying these inputs so that they are more efficient and cost conscious? Many have turned to spray drones for the answer – quickly making drone-based aerial application a sustainable option for the future.