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Why Drone Seeding Services Are Changing How UK Farmers Sow

The Shift From Tractor to Rotor For years, the sight of a tractor pulling a drill across a field was the only way to get seed into the ground. Then I watched a multicopter hover over a muddy patch of oilseed rape that had failed to establish, and drop a fine rain of seed over it in under ten minutes. That moment stuck with me. The ground was too wet for machinery, the crop was too patchy to ignore, and the drone did what a tractor could not do without causing damage. That