Are agricultural drones worth the hype—or just another expensive piece of farm technology?
Australian farmer and agronomist Martin Murray explores the practical potential of drones in agriculture, from spraying weeds and spreading fertiliser to mapping paddocks and monitoring crops and pastures.
In this episode of In The Paddock, we look beyond the promotional footage to consider where farm drones can add value, where they have limitations, and what matters when deciding whether they suit your operation.
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Whether you’re running a cropping enterprise, managing grazing country or advising farmers, join us for a practical look at agricultural drones and their place in Australian farming.
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