US EditionUse of Drones in Pasture Weed Management
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In the Chascomús party, a talk was held on the use of drones in agricultural activity in a meeting that was hosted by the experimental farm in Manantiales and was attended by producers, professionals of related activities and students of the local agrarian school.During the presentations was the director of cereals and oilseeds of the Ministry of Agricultural Development and member of the Federal Phytosanitary Commission (CFF), engineer Ramón Ca…
Agro-Papuros started testing agricultural drones for phytosanitary treatments in 2024, collaborating with Biotron, the official distributor of drones and other XAG solutions in Moldova. The goal was to evaluate the efficiency of these equipment compared to traditional methods, in field conditions. Valerian Pîrău, chief agronomist at Agro-Papuros, states that the drones were initially used on demonstration plots. […]
In Iskitim district, quadcopters help preserve crops. Farmers actively use drones to cultivate fields.
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Use of Drones in Pasture Weed Management
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