Hungary: MATE has started a special experiment over rice fields

Published 2021년 8월 10일

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A collaboration between the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences and ABZ Drone is conducting experiments at the MATE Galambosi Rice Experimental Plant to use drones to monitor rice stalks for epidemic browning. The goal is to identify the disease early and use drones to spray the infected areas, with 10 hectares of rice sown this year for data collection. ABZ Drone also has three spray drones for treatment of the infected spots.
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Experts from the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences and ABZ Drone started new experiments with special drones at the MATE Galambosi Rice Experimental Plant. The main goal is to be able to use the eyes of drones to assess in detail the current state of developing rice stalks and to show as soon as possible where epidemic browning affecting rice fields may occur. "MATE's 15-hectare Galambosi Rice Experimental Farm has a unique infrastructure specifically designed for rice variety maintenance and field experiments. One of the main goals of active research here is to produce high-quality propagating material for state-recognized rice varieties with beneficial properties. We are looking for a solution to the problems that Hungarian rice growers may face, and we are now including the most modern drones in the new experiments, through which we can achieve even more effective results, ”emphasizes Prof. Dr. Csaba Gyuricza, Rector of MATE. “It means a lot that with the ...
Source: Agroinform

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