Kenyan farmers are increasingly adopting drone technology for crop management, offering significant time and cost efficiencies compared to traditional methods.

• Drone spraying costs Ksh1,000 per acre and can cover one acre in just seven minutes.
• This technology is championed by drone service provider Alex Mugane and Digital Agriculture Expert Janet Kariuki.
• Beyond spraying, drones provide data on crop health, soil moisture, and farmland mapping, utilizing AI for analysis, with mapping and crop analysis costing Ksh2,000 to Ksh10,000 per acre.