XAG Drones Tested, Add Sweet Spot for South Africa’s Sugar Crisis

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XAG Drones Tested, Add Sweet Spot for South Africa’s Sugar Crisis

PIETERMARITZBURG, South Africa, July 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Drones, with specialty spraying technology, was deployed for a recent sugarcane ripening trail in South Africa, showing an evident increase in the amount of sugar extracted from these canes. This might signal a potential improvement in profit margin for the cane growers, who have been incurring loss […]

XAG Drones Tested, Add Sweet Spot for South Africa’s Sugar Crisis
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