Spreading Nitro Radish Airborne - DJI Agras T20 Drone
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Andrew brings out the latest farm technology, a sprayer/spreader drone!
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Did anyone else see the deer it kicked up at 7:36 in???
Good eye! I wouldn't have seen it if not for your comment.
This would work great for spraying around the edges of the field and around the outside fence lines where the elevators missed and take care of the heavy weed pressure.
Maybe a fox taking off at around 7:32
It's amazing the technology advancements in ag even in the last 10 years, our neighbors son just got certified by the FAA at the beginning of the year to fly drones for agricultural use he has a fleet of 6 drones and can do north of 650 acres on a good day in a day. Crazy to think about the possibilities in even the next 10 years.
likely we will all starve to death
Very cool! This would be great for spraying unwanted weeds on CRP.
Mid contract management would be much easier.
Who knew 20 years ago that drones would become a major piece of farm equipment helping farmers? Makes you want to live to see what will happen in the next 20 years in farming and beyond lol.
We got our T30 at the beginning of the summer. Successfully got all of our fungicide applied with it. Got it all done before the helicopter would have even been able to start. Well worth the investment
Are there drones yet that use multispectral sensors to asses crop condition and then apply custom fertillizer-fungicide-insecticide applications?
The T30 (successor to the T20 shown here) has a multispectral camera option. It doesn't appear that it can spray and use that camera at the same time from a quick glance at the specs, but maybe it can and I just missed it. You can also get smaller DJI drones that just have a multispectral camera, and they can generate input for the larger drones.
@@lwilton Good information! I would want to ground truth the imagery with a crop inspection before I settled on an application anyway so not being able to image and immediately apply would not be a deciding factor for me.
Cool! DJI Agras T20 Drone looks to be about $18k!
Wow Andrew gets all the cool toys! Looks like a very useful tool for certain applications. How long did it take to seed it down?
We were there for less than two hours including set up and take down. It did 8 acres in under 20 minutes at the rate we were seeding
Imagine this thing completely automated with a docking station that refills fuel tank and applicator tanks. Farmer could have it set up for all their fields. The system could calculate everything for them and even be set up to reorder fuel and supplies on it's own.
That'd be so sick
It would probably get more done, I’m just as guilty, but less bull****ing, b****ing and it doesn’t need to take a leak!
Imagine, once there is enough automation Andrew and Ryan will be out of a job! Won't be long until farms are run by kids in computer labs.
@@paulreed6340 It just frees up your time to work on other tasks (such as the ever growing deferred maintenance list).
@@karlrovey I know, and it is a cool device. I'm just not a fan of machines that take the place of people.
Great video Ryan this is helping me discover more of my future career.
I saw one down at Baker Precision Planter works in Orangeville, IL might have been Andrew but I couldn't tell ya
Great video Ryan, it is still disheartening to see the wind damage you guys had to your corn last year.
It's crazy what technology is coming to . Thanks for sharing
I suspect this is going to be used extensively in the future in my area, because they already use helicopters on the rice fields. This could probably replace some of those jobs. Cool technology!
I’m kind of curious why there are so many parts of the field that have no growth in them what causes that by the way I am not a farmer.
This field had wind damage from a derecho a month prior and the bare spots were due to planter skips, either wasn’t planting or was missed entirely. It can happen at the end rows where you’re turning and don’t drop the planter fast enough
Yeah that makes sense I know I’ve seen were sometimes deer and stuff get out there and make big beds, but there was way too much missing in some spots but anyhow keep up the good work and thank you for answering my question.
Wow that’s awesome! Keep up the great work! 👌🏻
It would be interesting to see the difference in cost / application rates for this vs crop duster. Or if this can do things that manned aerial application can't do. I'm sure over the coming decade this type of tech will only improve.
Ryan I was wondering how much seed can the drones lift?
Agras T20 has a lifting or carrying capacity of 20 litres liquids in or equivalent in mass (kg/lbs) for dry or solid substances such as seed.
great machine cant wait to see more of this tec in my area 🤙
We are definitely seeing the beginning of next gen farming here. Trust me when I say that John Deere will have models coming out in the next few years!
Very cool drone and good to see functional use of the technology. Also cool to see the deer run. Thanks for the video
I spotted the deer, too. It is at around 7 min. 35 seconds into the video. Drone technology has advanced quickly.
Is that Derecho damage from last year in that corn field
Man that looks expensive.
Bigger drones and automated fill points and batteryrdcharging could take care of fertilizing and spot weeding. Cool, future of farming.
Amazing technology now a days! I was watching this week in agribusiness tech segment chad Colby an showed a drone that you can actually sit in.
Drones do have a future in farming, I think they will help small to medium farms where money can be saved
Could probably buy a old Spray Coupe and deal with less red tape as compared to a drone, cost will be cheaper too, drones aren't cheap by any means
@@Zero01k I think a Farmer would pay less money for a operator with a drone to spray or spread on crops then a operator with sprayer or spreader on crops
That drone looks pretty interesting👍 that was a video full of drone shots I guess😅 nice video👍👍
I agree
Great job Ryan , Andrew and the Gang, very cool and hope it has taken off for You Andrew👌👍😎
Nobody wants to fill small tanks and swap batteries all day.
Drone spraying will never be practical until all of those things are autonomous.
That was absolutely fascinating!
awsome video ryan that is one big drone pretty cool that u can use it to spray the fieal like that really fancy its just amazing the technology advancements in ag even in the last 10 years thumbs up and shared
This video was awesome to watch and see how some technology can be useful for agricultural purposes. Not big fan of technology but this was great to watch. Nicely done Ryan and Andrew.!!! Love How Farms Work 🚜!!!!
Very cool of T20 Video. How's the farmers' response, buddies.? Now we got the latest Agras T40 and T20 P that can be operated with only 3 batteries all day. Can save money for batteries. with super fast charging of 9 minutes only. Thanks for the Video sharing. Plus, Multispectral technology becomes so smart on our latest Mavic 3 M. Can achieve VRA.
I like that so much sir, that technology,you can help pilipino people here in the Philippines,thank you if you choose me,the one ,who gave the gift item like that,,,😊😊😊😊
What caused all the downed corn? Wind or insect damage?
Wind damage they had last year they had to use a corn reel on some of it to help pick it up.
@@brittblanton8342 this is not last year’s video
@@bradleybisping It says at the beginning of the video September 2021. It also says this video would be posted a year later to let Andrew establish a customer base
Yes....for real farms...me...im down to a 2 4x10 plots...a 8 x 20 and flower beds same size
Hello there, I’m from hawaii Oahu to be exact, we been having an nasty rhino beetle plague and it’s attacking our coconut palms and royal palm trees, we are Looking to acquire a agriculture spraying drone, my question is, can we fumigate palm trees with it ?
Just wait Ryan, you'll be flying a fleet of these to seed, spray, and survey all your fields!!!
what happend to the crops its very patchy
We had another derecho this time last year, two years in a row
Signal clash has been mostly eliminated within 2 drones though fly away is still possible
Isn't that what the Ukraine army uses to drop grenades on Ruzzans!!!! LOL
Ryan, did the cover crop take well with this flying over the seed?
I’d like to see how the radish looked later that fall
This was just a test field so it was seeded at a low rate. After we harvested the field the radishes weren’t noticeable
@@HowFarmsWork needs a bigger hopper how many times did you fill that at a low rate for the acres covered
Hi How Farms Work
Are you using a GPS base or RTK network with it?
the corn being so tall i do not see how you would get good amount of seed on the ground and not stuck in the corn plant
This is preset neat
Andy used to work up here for my brother in law, he knows his shit
shooting for how many lbs per acre?thx bw
Kijk eens bij Kees huizing in de Oekraïne, daar werken ze al met spuitdrone in de koolzaad. Filmpje staat op UA-cam.
There seem to be an awful lot of areas in that field with no plants. What happen, some are just circles of nothing while everything around them is fine..
They had severe wind damage last year.
Looked like the local fox didn't like the drone.
How much should I pay for the drone?
Do you still sell T20 my colleague?
Howdy ya'll,
That is really Cool using that drone, to fertilize your crops, I've seen thus done before, our drones are used to just check our crops, and sometimes the herd, very Cool indeed,
Stay safe, Stay Calm and Farm on my Friends, Peace
What was the total time it took you figure and how many batteries
Hey Ryan!! Bet that drone is expensive. Was that wind damage in the field?
yes that is wind damage in that area they got a lot of wind from storms
is that a deer or a coyote at 7:34?
I think it was a small deer but it is difficult to tell for sure.
Of course it is the future.. also for scanning soil moisture levels and ripeness for picking, back to the farmer in two seconds updating and scanning using color flags and 4k cameras with a blockchain linked wireless network antenna on the farmers truck, to the local state hub of a global blockchain distribution chain.. full data transparency direct from farms to market.. lots of data
Hey Ryan, Take care, Take it easy and Trust JESUS !!!!!
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Very kool it's amazing what technology can do
What rate did you spread them? Didn't hear in the video? How many acres an hour?
Ryan it you save fuel cost and time and maybe see how to get one.
So what does it cost to seed the radish with a drone per acre? Sorry to see the wind damage in the corn, I hope you took the wind hail policy on it.
This is pretty cool. Pretty soon you'll be able to just sit in the pickup and wait for it to be done
Looks like you have some wind damage in this field?
Never mind I forgot this was last year.
The wake turbulence is what brought down your drones... In all seriousness the cinematography with your drones was fantastic Ryan.
I knew things like this were being used for no-till cover crops and inter-seeding, but hadn't seen it in practice. Another one is taking a sprayer and setting it up for seeding instead of spraying.
Mini crop duster
Great awesome video Ryan and mr tucker
Ryan and Andrew that is a first with tech like this on a farming channel
Looks like there is a little wind damage across the corn field .
So how long does it take to charge? Do you just switch batteries out when you’re using it?
Very impressive machine 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Wonder if olf. Will get one
Battery life is the only issue I can see. Other than that what great innovation.
Just use pipe
I can see the possibilities using a drone. But I'm curious what the cost would be per acre for spraying that he would charge? I've heard if other sites trying the drone application and they said it was lots of💲💲💲💲💲??
It's probably expensive now because it's a relatively new technology. I would also bet that an operating cost comparison would show the drone to be cheaper to operate. The challenge has to be in getting everything started.
A lot of these guys are competing with planes and helicopters, and shouldn’t be more expensive. If you have a lot of acres, though, you would probably want to go with a plane or chopper
Really interesting times we live in.
Great video thx!!!
amazing
Can you map with small drone and down load into large drone?
Wow good stuff stay safe
DJI good drone
Hi
That looks really nice
That was great. Thanks
Useful application for it for sure.
is that wind storm damage in field?
They had Ryan at Brrrrr
still never heard what happend with the raddishises
I posted a shot of them in a video that fall of harvesting it. We didn’t have the rain to make them grow
I posted a shot of them in a video that fall of harvesting it. We didn’t have the rain to make them grow
Wow that is an amazing drone dang
What happened to your corn stand?
Last year there had been a derecho a month prior that caused significant wind damage to the field
Wow I can’t believe all the wind damage you have again.
As I wrote at the beginning of the video, this video was from this time last year. It’s a turn-key technology as of last year so I didn’t post right away to let the industry grow a little bit
What are those holes in the cornfield? Cool technology!
Wind.
Amazing !