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Cutting-edge crop-spraying drones for Africa
Farmer's Weekly
|October 22, 2021
Unitrans Africa has recently purchased seven Chinese-made DJI T30 Agras drones, which the company will use to provide crops praying services to farmers in a number of African countries.
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Unitrans Africa, which has been involved in agricultural innovations across Africa over the past 50 years, recently announced the acquisition of a fleet of the world’s largest spraying drones.
The company said in a statement that its purchase of seven Chinese-made DJI T30 Agras drones, which were developed at a cost of more than R400 million, was set to become a game-changer for the agriculture sector across Africa, in general, and the Southern African Development Community region in particular.
The environmentally friendly T30s are already in operation in Malawi and Mozambique. Unitrans said the results achieved by the drones had already exceeded expectations in the areas of spraying precision and the optimal utilization of chemicals, thereby reducing costs.
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