I have a buddy that uses his drone to run fence lines and trap lines. Given mission planning software, he just sends the drone out and reviews the video at 2-3x speed while he's eating breakfast after morning chores. Saves a lot of time.

@tamandaklak

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤i come from vietnam, drone is very useful for small and medium sized agriculture, drone brings effective value to farmers in my hometown, and i am operating DJI AGRAS T40 to serve farmers my hometown

thanks so much you guys i love all the info and new stuff available to the ag industry, we use the p4 rtk for weed mapping and identification zones ect, stay safe and happy new year 😁🤙

Hey guys :) Again great video !! we use our M300 to find small lambs in pastures before the first mowing in the spring. Big shout out for you guys here from Denmark ones more ;)

I only just now discovered that drones are used on farms for spraying crops. I had NO idea. That's so cool. Thanks for this video!

@doggonemess1

11 ай бұрын

I just thought about it, these are robots. Doing farming. It's the future!

@AerialInfluence

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much. Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2022.

Greetings, Thank you so much for the effort and time you invested in this work.

Thanks, great video. Using a thermal drone DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise to help find irrigation leaks, saved a lot of down time. Have a great Christmas cheers Tim

@timotejsomi1747

Жыл бұрын

Irrigation leaks?

This is likely covered in your past videos but I think that drones are a great way to advertise a farm, weather it is to potential workers, customers or buyers. Drone footage is stunning and a good look at the place in bloom or covered in ice or when the harvest is heavy on the vines, that would be a great time to get some good shots to advertise your farm

hey, we have a farm, only plants vegetables, which drone would you recommend us, for watching our fields, to see if there are any bugs and if everyithing is right?

Very useful

I was going to purchase a drone to service the farm sector. What type what should I purchase?

I like to talk to you ☺️ you go to be at the drone expo in Las Vegas this year in September ?

What would be the best way to buy a T30 in the US? Is there any requirements for that? I been looking to buy one but I don’t plan to use it here, it would be in another country.

@AerialInfluence

2 жыл бұрын

We sell the T30. No requirement to buy it, but there are certifications and licenses you need to get to fly in the US. Give us a call for more info: 312-278-7232.

Hi, Thank you for this interesting video, I would like to know if there is a technique to count the harvest in trees, such as fruits, using drones. thank you .

@Takinghydra

2 ай бұрын

Yes with DJIs new Maverik 3 enterprise mapping drone you are able to map, count your harvest trees.

I think I will go down to Sears right now and put one on "Lay-A-Way". I'll just add it to what I already owe. LOL

11- If you own a large farm of trees and it uses a drip irrigation system. And you want to make sure that all the trees get water. ( no dropper closed).

Is there a rock spotter app?

What are your thoughts on the DJI Blacklisting by the US Treasury?

@AerialInfluence

2 жыл бұрын

It won’t effect the availability of their drones in the US. This is different than the Huawei ban and less severe. It’s not over spying issues, but rather human rights violations in China.

Any idea if replacement to Phantom 4 RTK is coming soon?

@AerialInfluence

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t see a replacement coming any time soon. It is still a relevant drone.

@mykytaloganov8374

2 жыл бұрын

@@AerialInfluence Can we use mavic 3 for mapping?

Nice

@denistserulnik3585

2 жыл бұрын

Guys You have seen enough Dji promo videos, this brand is a leader in the world of photos and videos, but in agriculture they follow XAG, test it and you will understand how much XAG is ahead of the whole planet

Amazing I just realized that my land cold be with more beneficial outcome if I use that drone

@tamandaklak

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂i come from vietnam, drone is very useful for small and medium sized agriculture, drone brings effective value to farmers in my hometown, and i am operating DJI AGRAS T40 to serve farmers my hometown

@obedinenie

Жыл бұрын

@@tamandaklak Amazing, I am wondering if I buy the bigger DJI can I served 2000 hectares of land

In reference to the SEEDING section, wouldn't seeds fall under "propagation of plant life"? I was reading the Part 137.3 “Agricultural aircraft operation. (2) dispensing any other substance intended for plant nourishment, soil treatment, propagation of plant life, or pest control. I was just trying to verify the comment on only needing a part 107 for seeding while under 55lb with the T10. If I am missunderstanding the reg please let me know. Thanks! and great channel!

@BitterVet3D

Жыл бұрын

I think i may have answered my own question as the definition for propogation would require something coming from a parent stock and i dont think seeds would count as coming from a parent. Hope that made sense

I would want to know how drones are used in controlling Quelea birds destroying wheat crop with special concern on Quelea roosting Sites.

I need a drone to blow the rain off the cherry crop, blowing down as drones do is best as it drops the water off the leaves and cherries to the ground, tractor blowers sadly are blowing the rain up and horizontally, and halicopters are often just too much forced air, and they cost over 1000 per hour. the weight of another battery instead of carrying spray might mean that a drone could be great for this purpose, or blowing water off and spraying calcium might all do wonders. but I have no idea what drone to get, or a drone I can gradually keep adding more instruments and to add more artificial intelligence and sensors once it becomes profitable.

When I was talking to some drone manufacturer, thermal had just come out from DJI. They told me that farmers would be better off using GPS for livestock and they would only be selling these to police. What a jerk that guy was. He can make a drone, but that's probably his only skill.

Do all these extend up to 15-40 acres ?

@AerialInfluence

Жыл бұрын

The T-10 covers around 10am res per hour. T40 will cover up to 50 acres per hour.

@Discipleofthelordandjesus

Жыл бұрын

@@AerialInfluence Thank you so much for the reply sir. Definitely gonna be investing in one of these. Got to many people on my land thinking it’s theirs !!! Insane .

@nethanielredfield4085

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Drones on a farm are useful and good and all but i have a feeling enemies of state will later use the spraying type and weaponize them with chemical or biological weapons. Sure the old method could be a large crop duster but that must be manned and is going to be harder to pull off. A bunch if remote operated drones to spray troops with a chemical or bio weapon do major damage. Think of all the civilian drones turned into weapons by using grenades and other items. That and surveillance. Larger drones can be a nuke inside and go to exact altitude lat / longitude to detonate without worry about outrunning a mushroom cloud. The stealth b-21 b-2 replacement can do that. And can be autonomous evade radar. And if in a nuclear war we don't have to worry about outrunning our own bomb and will be a precise attack that doesn't miss by miles. Even if it comes back radioactive from radiation from it's own weapon it can still easily be rearmed and set for another attack if we decide not to sacrifice it. Welcome to the future. AI autonomous war. The war in Ukraine is the first drone war where drones are extensively used by both sides of the conflict. Even small civilian drones. Including all those cheap Chinese drones. They make the most drones. Have the largest drone shows in the world. So in amount they are ahead by a lot. The next war may be autonomously fought with AI. Computers have surpassed humans in many fields. For example in chess or that Chinese game with endless moves. You know those geeky shows with robot wars contest. The next may be an AI version of the show.

may be a drone with tongs and camera with wifi connection to a laptop that allows the farmer to collect the fruits of high parts in the trees ..and has a basket to collect the fruit and maybe later it will be improved to work by itself with no human interference..

i hope to see companies that offer the ability for farmers to using drones for agriculture harvesting, where trees are high and RAMIFIED.

I hope us farmers use drones to plant seeds as well . Bots to harvest it & customers to buy cheap 🌽 pies 🥧

Would love one of these big drones to blow dry a ripening cherry tree orchard after a rain shower instead of waiting for a helicopter.

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