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Why Weather-Resistant Farming Drones Are Becoming a Non-Negotiable Tool for UK Growers
The Reality of Working a British Sky Ask anyone who sprays or spreads seed for a living, and they will tell you the same thing: the weather does not wait. A field that needs a nitrogen top-up or a cover crop sowing does not care that the forecast shows rain by mid-afternoon. For years, ground rigs and tractors were the only option when conditions turned, but they carry their own risks. Wet soils mean compaction, and compaction means lost yield before the crop even gets goin