Comparison of off-target pesticide drift in paddy fields from unmanned aerial vehicle spraying using cellulose deposition sampler

Eun, Hye-Ran; Kim, So-Hee; Lee, Yoon-Hee; Kim, Su-Min; Lee, Ye-Jin; Jung, Hee-Young; Min, Yi-Gi; Noh, Hyun Ho; Shin, Yongho

doi:10.1016/j.ecoenv.2024.117075

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2024.117075

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Comparison of off-target pesticide drift in paddy fields from unmanned aerial vehicle spraying using cellulose deposition sampler

Hye-Ran Eun,

So-Hee Kim,

Yoon-Hee Lee

et al.

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A Review of Drone Technology and Operation Processes in Agricultural Crop Spraying

García-Munguía,

Guerra-Ávila,

Islas-Ojeda

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Precision agriculture is revolutionizing the management and production of agricultural crops. The development of new technologies in agriculture, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has proven to be an efficient option for spraying various compounds on crops. UAVs significantly contribute to enhancing precision agriculture. This review aims to determine whether integrating advanced precision technologies into drones for crop spraying enhances spraying accuracy compared to drones utilizing standard spraying technologies. To achieve this, 100 articles published between 2019 and 2024 were selected and analyzed. The information was summarized into five main areas: (1) improved spraying with agricultural drone technologies, (2) operational parameters, (3) spraying applications of chemical and natural compounds with agricultural drones, (4) evaluations of control pest efficacy, and (5) considerable limitations. Finally, considerations are presented on the advantages of drone technology with artificial intelligence (AI); the practical effects of reducing pesticides, which, in some cases, have reached a reduction of 30% compared to the recommended dose; and future directions for improving precision agriculture. The use of drones in precision agriculture presents technical and scientific challenges for the maximization of spraying efficiency and the minimization of agrochemical use.

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A Review of Drone Technology and Operation Processes in Agricultural Crop Spraying

García-Munguía,

Guerra-Ávila,

Islas-Ojeda

et al. 2024

Drones

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Comparison of off-target pesticide drift in paddy fields from unmanned aerial vehicle spraying using cellulose deposition sampler

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A Review of Drone Technology and Operation Processes in Agricultural Crop Spraying

A Review of Drone Technology and Operation Processes in Agricultural Crop Spraying

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