"Simply slide the screen to take off the drone," "When you want to land the drone, just press this button." Faced with such user-friendly operations, even the older farmers have shed their reservations about high technology and become proficient operators. Over the past two months of spring, the majority of farmers have spent most of their time working in citrus orchards, mango groves, lychee gardens, and other crop areas.
Introducing drones into orchards has brought about many benefits. For instance, in the past, manual shaking of tree trunks was required for crop pollination. However, agricultural drones flying overhead effortlessly accomplish pollination with the help of strong winds.
Similarly, there's a demand for nighttime pesticide drone spraying. Compared to scorching daytime weather, the night is relatively mild, with suitable humidity levels. This has led to the development of a scenario for "nighttime spraying." Drones can be equipped with additional functionalities, becoming an incredibly handy tool for farmers.
Digitalization is quietly changing agricultural production methods. In the future, the application of drones in orchards will evolve towards greater automation, intelligence, and precision. The driving force behind the adoption of these new technologies and applications lies in the need to reduce costs and increase income in orchard management and in the need for farmers to improve marginal management efficiency. For example, drones can be used for orchard yield estimation, enabling farmers to take a more proactive approach in procurement negotiations. Drones can also be employed to monitor tree growth, facilitating fertilizer application and tree transplantation.
We believe that agricultural drones will continue to develop and integrate more practical features, supporting modern agriculture. If your company is interested in becoming a regional/national distributor of Topxgun drones, please feel free to leave a message or contact us.
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