Seong-hyun Kim from Yeonggwang: 12 Years of Ultra-Low-Cost Farming with About 8.17 Acres of Tobacco, About 0.82 Acres of Peppers, About 0.82 Acres of Onions, and About 1.63 Acres of Rice
Applying drone pest control using JADAM Microbial Pesticide (JMP) in the field yielded remarkably successful control. It is drawing significant attention as a practical, farmer-centered case of JADAM drone control.
Mr. Kim became interested in drone pest control after being diagnosed with spinal stenosis. Last year, fearing he might miss the proper timing for pest control in his napa cabbage field due to health issues, he asked a friend who owned a drone to apply it. The results demonstrated exceptionally high efficacy.
For about 0.65 acres of his napa cabbage field, he used JMP and flew a 15 L drone 2 times. He observed that the insects were thoroughly eradicated, lying white on the leaves. Since he achieved the exact same outcome across 3 separate applications, it is no exaggeration to say that JMP drone control delivers outstanding efficacy.
While it is too early to be absolutely certain due to the lack of extensive data on JMP drone control across various farms, Mr. Kim plans to trial JMP drone control on his pepper fields and rice crops this year based on last year's success with napa cabbage. Once the efficacy is further verified, he intends to scale back his tobacco farming and increase his focus on pepper cultivation. By gradually expanding the area under drone control, he aims to compile meaningful data on JMP drone application.
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FAQ
Q: What is the primary reason JMP drone control is drawing so much attention from farmers?
A: It enables stable pest control with minimal costs and labor, serving as a highly practical alternative for aging farming communities and those facing labor shortages.