Move over dogs – drones are a farmer’s new best friend! In just a few years there’s been a huge rise in the use of drones in agriculture. Their popularity is set to soar globally as countries grant operators permission to also apply crop protection products.
Most farmers will be taking a step into unknown territory when they buy their first application drone.
Do you know that technology has not limited upto few industries, even in 2021 technology has made its impact in the Agriculture industry.
The interest of Australian farmers in agtech is growing rapidly, says Brad Jones, innovative broadacre farmer and early adopter of agtech. “The younger generation is more acceptive of tech. It is starting to gain momentum and ramp up.”
Global population growth is expected to continue on an upward trend, while arable land is progressively diminishing and weather patterns are becoming less predictable.
There’s universal demand for farm progress. Operations need to preserve and maximize profits today and be ready to produce and deliver more food tomorrow.
