Drones will be made available for rent to low-income group farmers in Rajasthan to help them monitor crops and spray chemicals over a large agricultural area with less expense and effort.

• The state government plans to make approximately 1,500 drones available at custom hiring centers over the next two years.
• Dinesh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Agriculture, and Horticulture, stated that the use of artificial intelligence and drones for agricultural work is increasing around the world and that the state government is encouraging farmers to use technology to increase their income and yield.
• "The state's progressive farmers have already begun using drones in agriculture. The use of drones in agriculture will grow significantly soon, Kumar indicates.