TWO DRONES SPRAYING FUNGICIDE over CORN

[@jasonn668]

have you done any test plots with test strips of fungicide vs. no fungicide or other methods of fungicide application? Would love to see a comparison in yield between them, especially if you had a field that was half sprayed with something like a Hagie sprayer and then the other half sprayed with drones

[@ClintPoore]

Why fungicide? It will increase plant health as its making the ear and prevent disease from setting in

[@michelbisson6645]

Is it realist and savvy to spray 2000 acres corn field?

[@berniedeveaux7723]

Some guys have extra containers for a faster return to the field time

[@tjfarmer9380]

put contact paper on every other or every row and report back with results. I've seen results that look terrible

[@JD-oh9vz]

Drones definitely have there place in Ag but would be curious to see a side by side comparison with drone vs Hagie sprayer. I bet you would see 10 plus bushels on the Hagie application. We run 20 gallons per acre vs 2 It’s really about good coverage with fungicides Not sure 2 gallons of water does the job but great video

[@beachsoap]

Isn't it the same amount of chemical? just different water amount. and the drone push the chemical into crop better ?

[@beachsoap]

@@hondeltorchannel8117 would definitely love to see actual honest results ! I custom spray and I am interested in moving into a drone for more custom application ( alongside the ground units )specially in bugs on big crop .. love this stuff !

[@christopherwharton6022]

Unless you’re interested in running over 15% of your crop with a giant tractor, I’m not sure how a Hague would’ve even done this job at all.

[@JD-oh9vz]

@@christopherwharton6022 15 percent? Giant tractor ? Might want to go take some Math classes. With all wheel steer and tires tires that straddle the row and height that is over the tassel. 5 percent damage at most.

[@christopherwharton6022]

@@JD-oh9vz drones are faster, cheaper, they give better product penetration, and they cause no damage at all. Plus they’re way cooler than a tractor. You’re just mad because you’re going to have to scrap your irrelevant million dollar machine. I hope you’ve already paid it off.

[@Jjkhan89]

Satisfied with drones results ?

[@mtcdrones]

Does this drone actually cut down on cost of spraying or is this just a fun way to do it? Wondering if the investment had paid off yet.

[@codyp-wy8uy]

Can I get some contact info on the crew? I’m also from central Kentucky and recently bought one of the spray drones. Thanks!

[@georgeadams6277]

What license and exception do these pilots hold in order to do this? Any reply on this is extremely helpful and thank you Big.

[@mcunico]

For ag drone application, each pilot needs a Commercial Remote Pilot License (Part 107). Then, depending on the operation, you'll need an exemption to operate a drone over 55 lbs, exemption to fly a swarm (more than 1 drone per pilot), exemption from Line of Sight (LOS), and an exemption to fly at night. Further, the organization needs Part 137 Certification (Agricultural Aircraft Operations).

[@georgeadams6277]

@@mcunico 44807 is for the over 55lbs. and part 137 for spray. The others I didn't know about yet. Thank you very much as your info is like gold.

[@mcunico]

@@georgeadams6277 I did find out that Part 137 does cover your over 55lbs as well.

[@nevillecreativitymentor]

that was fun

[@mack9155]

How would the drones work with trees and steep fields ?

[@hwong1776]

depends on model and features the drone has

[@cayanneves]

Up to 35 degrees of tilt, no problem! The trees they stray

[@can7996]

飞得太高了，速度太快了，飞低点和慢点喷洒效果更好。

[@user-bs2dr5gt3f]

How many acres per hrs per drone?

[@ClintPoore]

One acre per 90 seconds approximately , 2 acres per flight, up to 20 acres per hour per Drone

[@joyancesprayerdrones]

Good

[@sirpangbolonagriculture4232]

Super

[@turbocityenterprisekaranja5434]

To much speed. Too high altitude

[@alsame9376]

Jhondeere is sleeping 🛌