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Drones Aplicados a la Agricultura de Precisión
El siguiente artículo presenta los drones como una tecnología que ayuda a los múltiples procesos de la agricultura, a captar información importante y a evaluar las condiciones de los terrenos monitoreados, gracias a sus grandes ventajas para sobrevolar los campos y los cultivos. Ahora no es completamente necesario recorrer todo el cultivo personalmente para detectar los problemas que sufre este, ya que con los drones el procedimiento de evaluar los cultivos se puede hacer de forma virtual, aplicando tecnologías de cámaras con alta definición e información georreferenciada para su ubicación exacta. Lo más importante es el poder determinar de forma prematura y eficiente las enfermedades, las plagas, la maleza y los posibles efectos futuros de daños climáticos como las heladas o sequías. La eficiencia, tanto ambiental como económica, ayuda en los procesos de siembra, costos de riego, abono y fumigación.
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