Drone Crop Spraying PH

Rice (palay)

Central Luzon’s plains and Iloilo’s paddies are made for drones: flat, wet and hard to walk.

Rice field in front of forested mountains under a cloudy sky
Photo: Omri D. Cohen, Unsplash, Unsplash License

Typical jobs

  • Brown planthopper and rice bug control at the right stage.
  • Fungicide for blast and sheath blight where needed.
  • Fertilizer top dressing.

Drones4Rice

The Department of Agriculture’s National Rice Program runs Drones4Rice, under which FPA is developing protocols for drone application of seed, fertilizer and pesticide in rice.

Sources

  1. FPA, Drones4Rice protocols and MC No. 25 s. 2024 (news release, 11 Nov 2024)

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