Agriculture
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Spraying 320 Acres: Day-in-the-Life of a Spray Drone Pilot
Assume you’ve just been asked to spray a large field. Great news, right! If you’re planning to spray 320 acres, what are the steps to confirm you can spray the field in a timely way? Below is my own way of thinking through this issue using a 32-gallon spray drone. Read it, steal it, make
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Confirming your Swath
Picture this: You’re in your sprayer laying down fertilizer or chemicals on your fields, thinking you’ve got everything dialed in right. There is no need to confirm your swath, right? But what if you’re actually putting down too much in some spots and not enough in others? What if some of your nozzles are partially
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Becoming an Agricultural Spray Drone Pilot in Kansas
Maybe you have watched a large drone zip across Kansas farmland, spraying crops with impressive precision and even majesty. You may have even wondered how to get into this exciting field. Piloting an agricultural spray drone is a much-sought talent in farming today. In Kansas, our large stretches of corn, wheat, and soybeans, offers plenty
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KADS is now a dealer selling GTEEX Revolution Drones
Kansas Agricultural Drone Services has joined the TerraPlex AG dealer network to represent Revolution Drones, offering the I‑19 and R‑32 models to farmers in Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. These drones enhance agricultural practices by providing efficiency in spraying, spreading, and seeding while emphasizing sustainability and reduced infrastructure needs for growers in the Midwest.
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Drone-Applied Micronutrients for Central Midwest Corn and Soybeans
Midwest growers are increasingly using agricultural drones for precise micronutrient application to enhance crop performance under challenging conditions. Drones effectively target key nutrients at critical growth stages, preventing deficiencies, boosting early growth, and safeguarding yields. This technology minimizes compaction and product waste, significantly improving efficiency and return on investment in agriculture.
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Launching KADS.TECH: Learn about Agricultural Drones and Precision Farm Technology
Kansas Agricultural Drone Services announces the publication of the website KADS.Tech to share knowledge about precision agriculture
