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‘Make in India’ startup to manufacture 1000 drones for the agriculture sector

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Nov 2, 2021, 12:40 pm IST
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Usage of drones in the agricultural sector boosts the industry and also saves the farmer's time in spraying pesticides and water.

 

Chennai: Garuda Aerospace, a startup under the 'Make in India' campaign, is manufacturing 1000 drones for the agriculture sector that would be launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Drones will help farmers optimize both farm productivity and profitability.

The startup aims to help farmers move past the manual spraying of pesticides, water, and fertilizer on crops to save time, water, and resources and boost the agriculture industry.

"Our founder met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, presented him with our plan to manufacture 1000 drones next month. He (PM) agreed to launch the event…With the help of drones, we'll be able to save time, water, resources and get past manual spraying," said Ram Kumar, Vice President, Garuda Aerospace.

"Spraying through drones has many advantages first is spraying manually takes three to four hours to cover an acre, but by using a drone, it's just like 10 minutes. It reduces the water, pesticides used per acre," said Ram Kumar, Vice President, Garuda Aerospace.

The use of drones will help timely protect crops from pests, save time for crop scouting, reduce overall farm production costs, and secure high-yield and quality crops. 

Courtesy: ANI

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