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Why Field Spraying Drones Are Changing the Way UK Farmers Work
A Different Kind of Sprayer I spent a wet Tuesday last spring walking the headlands of a wheat field in Cambridgeshire, watching a neighbour's tractor bog down in the same corner it always does. The crop was too tall to drive through without flattening it, and the sprayer was stuck waiting for a dry spell that wasn't coming. That afternoon, I called a local contractor who runs a DJI Agras. By Friday, the same field had been treated, and I had walked the whole thing without