Technology
'Uberisation of drones' transforms Indian agriculture with on-demand services
BullishTechnology
A growing number of Indian farmers are renting drones for agricultural tasks like pesticide spraying and soil sampling, a trend dubbed the "Uberisation of drones." Supported by government programs like Namo Drone Didi, this on-demand model makes advanced technology accessible at a cost of ₹500-600 per acre. The use of drones significantly boosts efficiency, cutting water consumption by 90% and reducing tasks that take eight hours manually to just 10 minutes.
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