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Drones with spreaders and seed pellets help rescue and restore trees in mountain forests
Restoring landslide sites in mountain forests is not easy, because many places are hard to reach, let alone plant trees. The Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Council of Agriculture once used helicopters to fly over remote mountain landslide sites and scatter tree seeds, but it was almost ineffective, because the seeds were too light and the helicopter's main rotor was spinning
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First in Taiwan, China! Drones rapidly survey disaster damage; 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong, Kaohsiung, photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
First in Taiwan, China! Drones rapidly survey disaster damage; 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong, Kaohsiung, photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
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A first for Taiwan, China! Drones speed up disaster surveys: 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
A first for Taiwan, China! Drones speed up disaster surveys: 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
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Internet Plus and blue stone-ground tofu: Liu Qiangdong opens the way with drones
Internet Plus and blue stone-ground tofu: Liu Qiangdong opens the way with drones
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Drones Busy with Spring Plowing, Support Services Must Keep Up
Drones Busy with Spring Plowing, Supporting Services Must Keep Up
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Lianzhou returnee from abroad uses drones to focus on pest and disease control
Lianzhou returnee from abroad brings drones home to focus on pest and disease control
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Why can't drones enjoy agricultural machinery subsidy policies?
Why can't drones enjoy agricultural machinery subsidies?
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New-generation plant protection drones can both do the work and make money
New-generation plant protection drones can do the work and make money
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Plant protection drones spray pesticides in the fields, saving manpower
Drones fly into the fields to spray pesticides, saving manpower
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Agricultural drones have wide applications, excelling at spraying, fertilizing and disaster surveying
Nowadays drones are being used more and more widely, and they are also used in agriculture. Let's take a look together. Unmanned aerial vehicles are seen as a promising new capable assistant for the future development of agriculture. Not only has the Civil Aeronautics Administration been busy drafting regulations, under which anything above 250 grams will in future require real-name registration, but all sectors are also actively investing in developing agricultural and other uses of drones. The Agricultural Research Institute of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, has set up a drone team and is currently building experimental data; in future it is expected to establish a set of operating manuals for farmers to refer to.
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