Equipped with high-resolution cameras, multispectral sensors and other devices, drones can collect precise data on farmland soil conditions, crop growth status, and pest distribution in real-time, providing a powerful basis for scientific decision-making. Compared with traditional manual labor, drones can quickly complete operations such as sowing, fertilizing, and spraying pesticides on large areas of farmland, greatly shortening the operation time, improving agricultural production efficiency, and not being limited by the complexity of the terrain.

Through precise operations, the waste of resources is avoided, the input of human resources is reduced, and the cost of agricultural production is lowered. For example, precise variable fertilization and spraying not only ensure the needs of crops but also reduce the excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides. Precise resource input helps to reduce environmental pollution, protect the ecological environment, and achieve the sustainable development of agriculture. At the same time, pests and diseases are timely detected and treated to ensure the healthy growth of crops and stabilize the yield and quality of agricultural products.