PrecisionAgriculture
Precision agriculture is a farming management concept that uses drones to measure, observe, and respond to variability found in crops. From identifying soil issues to detecting unhealthy crops, drones can help you make data driven decisions on your farm.
Precision Farming Technology
Seeing a crop from the air can reveal patterns that expose undetected irrigation problems, soil variation and pest and fungal infestations.
- Ultra HD aerial photographs and Ultra HD aerial videos of areas that you can’t otherwise access, at a much lower cost than that of typical aerial solutions.
- Drones can take multispectral images, capturing data from the infrared as well as the visual spectrum, which can be combined to create a view of the crop that highlights differences between healthy and distressed plants in a way undetectable by the naked eye.
- Drones have a high impact in precision farming. They can survey crops weekly, daily, or even hourly. This can be used to create a time-series animation which can show changes in the crop, revealing crop spotting trends.