DJI AGRAS T16 case study-Vietnam orange
Info of the Environment
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spray date |
29-08-2019 |
spray location(province) |
Bac Giang |
|
the terrain type |
Moutain mode |
weather like temperature, humidity, etc. |
Sunny |
|
Sprayed Area(ha.) |
20.7 |
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Operation Parameters
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operation mode |
Intelligent planning Operation |
operation speed |
4 m/s |
|
operation height(from the top of the crop) |
3.5 |
line spacing/width |
6 |
|
liquid amount sprayed per hectare |
30 |
nozzle type |
XR11001VS |
Info of Chemicals (if you could)
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chemical name |
formulation |
active ingredient and the percentage |
chemical amount used per hectare |
|
Organic |
10/30L/Ha |
|
10/30L/Ha |
Conclusion
Unmanned aerial spraying of fruit trees is particularly effective when mountainous terrain is difficult for traditional methods. In addition, the ability of Agras drone to prevent disease quickly is the strength that made the farmers very satisfied after using it.
Warm prompt: the content and parameters provided here are just for your reference. You should adjust the operation mode and the parameters and use a correct way to spray your field according to the different weather, the crop characters, the habit or history of using chemicals(you could change other chemicals in case that the resistance occurs), etc. If you are not sure what operation parameters you will choose or not sure about the spraying efficacy, then you should firstly do a small plot test in this field before a big area spray.
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