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‘Made in Pakistan’ Agricultural Drones to fights against Locust attacks

‘Made in Pakistan’ Agricultural Drones to fights against Locust attacks
Web Desk
July 14, 2020

Islamabad, Pakistan: Ministry of Science & Technology unveiled the locally developed drones to fight the locust attack which is threatening the food industry in many countries including Pakistan. Ministry of Science and Technology signed an agreement with ABM-SATUMA, for the production and agriculture use of the drones locally to deal with the locust crisis.

MoU signed between @MinistryofST and ABN SATUMA (Private) Ltd for development of UAVs/drones for agriculture application. The drones will specifically be used for countering locust attacks. Federal Minister @fawadchaudhry represented the Min. Of S&T at the signing ceremony. pic.twitter.com/nbrAzAzjXh

— Ministry of Science & Technology (@MinistryofST) July 13, 2020

“The ministry is now focusing on precision farming with the introduction of drone technology to enhance agricultural productivity,” Minister of Science & technology Ch. Fawad Hussain said, encouraging agritech startups. These drones have sensors which detect which part of the crop is diseased and need spray, The ability to fully monitor the field will be a new revolution in agriculture. 

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