Agricultural Drone plants Alfalfa OVER existing crop

When the farmer isn't able to get Alfalfa planted in time, he calls Mike to get 35lbs/acre of Alfalfa seed onto his field without damaging the existing crop.
These drones can be used for so many things.
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[@SlackerU]

It's almost June 1st so if there are any fancy areas who haven't mowed yet... these seed-spreading drone companies could advertise wildflower-seeding this time of year for seeding in September-December.

[@nopenope5203]

"Has a parachute thing that... Inflates." Wow, you sound like you really know your stuff! XD

[@nuWayAg]

🤔😆🤣

[@willemlombard04]

This is so cool. I would love to have one for my farm!!

[@nuWayAg]

More and more farmers are seeing the value of having a drone for their own use

[@doesnotexist6524]

Isn't alfalfa supposed to be sown between .25-.75" deep, depending on your soil type?
This would be great for casting wildflower seeds or maybe applying foliar sprays, but in this particular case it seems like a recipe for poor germination.

[@thomasland190]

What’s the total equipment cost licensing and educational and what’s the standard ask for the financial end

[@njonl]

In regard to heavy lifting, how much can a T40 lift realistically? Seems like a pretty useful tool if you don’t need the lifting capabilities of a helicopter.

[@nuWayAg]

152lbs

[@corbynward6209]

How many pounds per acre are you planting alfalfa

[@nuWayAg]

35/acre I think

[@2k1stang]

Package deal on a T40 or T50 + a trailer?

[@nuWayAg]

Yup - give our team a call