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Kazakh Scientists Develop Drone Technology To Protect Crops From Pests

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Scientists in Kazakhstan have developed a new drone-based technology designed to automatically distribute beneficial insects across agricultural fields. Based in Almaty, the innovation aims to enhance biological crop protection by making the deployment process significantly faster.

The technology offers a modernized approach to pest management in the agricultural sector, leveraging unmanned aerial systems to streamline the application of natural predators for crops. This development represents a shift toward automated, tech-driven farming practices in the region.

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