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Satellite-driven technology, big data analytics, and digital solutions are helping farmers in many countries today make more informed cropping decisions with regard to weather, soil nutrient application, and pest and disease control. The use of drones can have a major impact on our farms by spraying of agrochemical products, and this needs quick government intervention.
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Benefits of using Drone technology in Indian agriculture:
Challenges faced by Indian agriculture sector:
Measures needed:
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It would be in the interest of farmers and even the industry if UAV/drone technology can be deployed for agrochemical applications. This should be supported by a robust and pragmatic science-based policy framework, with Japan’s revised guidance document serving as the most suitable point of reference for drafting our regulations.
By: ABHISHEK KUMAR GARG ProfileResourcesReport error
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