Farming drones have revolutionised agriculture - providing key insights to help with crop protection, seeding, irrigation management, and crop-health management.
The DJI Agras range of agriculture drones has helped pioneer the smart agriculture revolution - making low production and time-consuming farming operations a thing of the past.
These intelligent aircraft are engineered for crop spraying - covering large areas quickly and precisely.
With high-capacity tanks, DJI Agras drones can be used for accurate variable rate application of liquid pesticides, fertilisers, and herbicides. When integrated with advanced spreading systems, drones in the Agras series can also spray solid particles.
Since their introduction in 2015, DJI Agras drones have helped change the face of agriculture, especially for crop spraying missions.
Early models such as the Agras MG-1 and Agras MG-1S have been followed by even smarter aircraft, such as the Agras MG-1P and Agras T16, and more recently, the Agras T30 and T10.
DJI Agras drones are deployed around the world, with more than 40,000 active aircraft currently on the market.
Thanks to their large spray-tank capabilities, precise spraying nozzles, enhanced flight redundancies, and a transmission distance covering multiple kilometres, the DJI Agras series offers a comprehensive agricultural management solution.
Operators of the DJI Agras T16 and Agras MG-1P series can also swarm these drones for enhanced efficiency and surface-area coverage. Up to five T16 aircraft can be controlled by a single T16 remote controller simultaneously, while a single MG-1P controller can control up to five MG-1P aircraft at the same time, greatly increasing what a single-pilot can achieve.
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A look at how these drones are helping agriculture.
DJI Agras drones have transformed vineyard management.
The unprecedented topography friendly drones and the automated operation have made vineyard spraying an easy and visible workflow.
Remote Vision is one company deploying DJI Agras drones for vineyard management, flying the MG-1P and T16 in Switzerland.
Tasked with preventing disease, the Agras drones are filled with a range of chemicals to protect the vines from the spread of powdery mildew and other fungal diseases.
The Agras drones can spray 100 litres per hectare and are able to target steep hills which are difficult to access by using a tractor.
The DJI MG-1P RTK plant protection drones have become a fast, accurate, and reliable option for weed control.
By implementing them during weeding, farmers can ensure they are covering a larger area in a shorter time.
Zhucheng Denong Trading Co Ltd has been deploying DJI Agras drones since 2016, and has used theMG-1P RTK to spray Arylex across 400mu wheat fields.
The drone was flown 1.5 metres off the ground and was able to cover four metres per second, resulting in a fast and incredibly targeted means of spraying.
The company says that this drone provides an efficient and precise method of spraying. Using the drone to spray Arylex, the positive results were apparent on the seventh day, with no harm to the wheat.
