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Drone Destination & DeHaat partner to democratise agri drone solutions
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Saturday, 28 September, 2024, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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Our Bureau, New Delhi
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Drone Destination, India’s foremost Drone-as-a-Service provider and the largest DGCA-certified Drone Pilot Training company in India, and DeHaat, India’s largest full-stack Business to Farmer (B2F) platform, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate in bringing cutting-edge drone technology to India's farmlands. This partnership aims to enhance agricultural efficiency by offering drone spraying services while promoting its wide range of agricultural inputs, including seeds, fertilisers, and pesticides, to farmers across rural India.
Under this collaboration, the company will provide drone spraying facilities to interested farmers, ensuring that its innovative products reach the country’s hinterlands. Additionally, the company, through its vast network of 14,000+ centres spread across 11 States and catering to 2.7 million+ farmers, will generate leads for drone services and offer agricultural services directly to end-users. This agreement will streamline access to modern agricultural solutions, driving productivity and sustainability for Indian farmers.
Chirag Sharma, CEO, Drone Destination, said, “We are excited to join hands with DeHaat in revolutionising India’s agricultural sector. Drone technology has immense potential to enhance farm productivity, and with DeHaat’s strong market presence, we can reach more farmers and deliver innovative solutions to help them thrive in today’s competitive environment."
Amrendra Singh, co-founder & director, DeHaat, said, "DeHaat, with its 'Farmer's First' vision has always stood for empowering the Indian farming ecosystem through strong technological interventions. Our collaboration with Drone Destination represents another significant step forward in that direction. By integrating drone technology with our comprehensive agricultural services, we aim to provide farmers with cutting-edge tools that can increase crop yield and ensure sustainable farming practices.”
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