Report: Drones in Agriculture Worth More than $5 Billion by 2025

By DroneLife

A new research report by Meticulous Research predicts that drones in agriculture will be worth more than $5 Billion by 2025, according to DroneLife.

Agriculture has been a major sector for the commercial drone industry for several years. Now, new sensors and technology have made the value proposition for drones in agriculture even clearer. Easier to use hardware, integrated sensors, AI-driven processing, and new applications have expanded their use significantly.

“Drones in agriculture can ignite a big change in improving the efficiency of agriculture,” says a Meticulous Research press release. “… These drones are used for soil and field analysis, crop monitoring, irrigation, crop spraying, crop field mapping, crop health assessment, and livestock monitoring among others. The use of these drones is a cheap and economical way to manage farming, which helps to accomplish once time-consuming and difficult tasks, all while dipping costs across the board.”

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