Smart Farming Drones: What They Actually Do on a UK Farm
A Field-Level View of Drone Work Walking a wet headland in February, you notice the usual things: rutted tracks, a gate that needs rehanging, and above you, a faint hum that is not a tractor. That hum is a drone doing a late-winter field survey, mapping drainage patterns and picking out areas where the crop is struggling. It is a common sight now, and for good reason. Smart farming drones have moved from novelty to a standard tool on many British farms, and the shift is not
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