With capabilities in spreading, spraying, and seeding, drones offer fast, precise and low-impact application options across a wide range of farming conditions. Drone monitoring services support farm mapping and increase productivity across both dairy, crop production, and other sectors.
Webber & Chivell Drones continues to expand its expertise, using UAV technology not only in agriculture but also in diverse sectors such as quarries and land management to meet a wide range of operational needs.
Please contact us to find out more about our drone services, available throughout south-western Victoria.
High-resolution cameras and sensors are capable of showing detailed imagery of the entire crop area in agriculture. Sensors can indicate stress, diseases or nutrient deficiencies that are not visible with the naked eye.
Also, insights on targeted irrigation and application of fertilisers can be collected, allowing for early detection of issues and optimisation of resources. Drones can cover large areas in a short amount of time, which makes documentation of a growth season easier.
High-resolution cameras and sensors are capable of showing detailed imagery of the entire crop area in agriculture. Sensors can indicate stress, diseases or nutrient deficiencies that are not visible with the naked eye.
Also, insights on targeted irrigation and application of fertilisers can be collected, allowing for early detection of issues and optimisation of resources. Drones can cover large areas in a short amount of time, which makes documentation of a growth season easier.
High-resolution cameras and sensors are capable of showing detailed imagery of the entire crop area in agriculture. Sensors can indicate stress, diseases or nutrient deficiencies that are not visible with the naked eye.
Also, insights on targeted irrigation and application of fertilisers can be collected, allowing for early detection of issues and optimisation of resources. Drones can cover large areas in a short amount of time, which makes documentation of a growth season easier.
Targeted application and smarter input use help minimise environmental impact.
Yes, drones provide valuable insights for irrigation management. Drone sensors assess moisture level and soil and identify areas that require attention. Sensors can identify areas that require irrigation, improving the efficiency of irrigation systems. Contact us to discuss the possibilities.
Yes, drone technology is continuously developing. With updating algorithms, new systems and improved technology, we develop tailored solutions for our customers in agriculture, mining, forestry and government. Contact us and we will go through the possibilities.
Yes, contact us and we will discuss the possibilities.