I wonder if a drone could use a soil moisture probe and a moisture meter to detect if a green one needs water. that sure would save time and effort, and most importantly money in the long run.

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La aplicación de drones al mantenimiento de un campo es algo revolucionario, la automatización de procesos como el corte o la monitorizacion del estado del campo pasan a hacerse de forma mucho mas semcilla y precisa, ya que se elimina el factor humano y se aplica un mayor grado de tecnologia

One way I’ve found helpful to use drones is in-house irrigation mapping. I did this by placing paper plates over the heads and valves and spray painting them with a high-visibility color like blaze orange then taking a picture of the hole from above.