Drone Technology Revolutionizes Gumla Farming: 10-Minute Spray for Bumper Yield

• Gumla farmers traditionally rely on agriculture, but drone technology is set to modernize farming practices.
• Drone spraying covers one acre in 8-10 minutes, significantly reducing time, water, and pesticide usage compared to manual methods.
• Traditional spraying uses 250-500 liters of water per hectare, while drones use only 10 liters per acre, atomizing droplets for better coverage.
• High-pressure drone spraying ensures pesticides and fertilizers reach plants effectively, promoting better growth and minimizing crop damage.
• The technology saves labor, water, medicine, and time, leading to increased crop yields and is being adopted by Gumla farmers, with government support for "Drone Didi" training.

Why It Matters: Drone technology offers Gumla farmers a fast, efficient, and cost-effective way to boost crop yields and save resources.