Drone contractors can reach steep, wet blocks faster than other vehicles.
The Drone Zone is back for a second year at Fieldays. Photo / NZNFS Inc
Back for a second year at Fieldays is the Drone Zone, showcasing the exciting opportunities drones are opening up for agriculture.
Supported by the Agricultural Drone Association (ADA), the hub features the latest technology, plus advice on drone careers and information on certification and training.
Association president Craig Simpson said
“A lot of people don’t know that drones are an option,” Simpson said.
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An increasing number of farmers are using drones to spray and spread fertilizer on their land.
The Health & Wellbeing Hub now draws about 30,000 visitors over four days.
They could be the cleaners, couriers and conservationists of the future.
The annual agricultural showcase kicks off in Mystery Creek on Wednesday morning.
The rural economy is currently booming thanks to strong export returns in dairy, red meat, horticulture and wool.
More than 1200 exhibitors and 14,700 contractor inductions are planned.
