Aviação agrícola no brasil: inovações tecnológicas e desafios para sustentabilidade e eficiência na produção

Abstract

Agricultural aviation plays a crucial role in national agriculture by helping to combat crop pests, efficiently apply fertilizers and other products, fight fires, among others. The article explores several positive and negative aspects of spray aviation, from the impacts caused by society's poor perception to the benefits resulting from the adoption of modern technologies as a response to market challenges such as the integration of differential global positioning systems coupled with flow control automation, the use of drones and electrostatic deposition equipment. The study highlights the importance of these technologies to increase work efficiency and combat the impasses of banning agricultural aviation within the country, thus helping the environment and human beings, at the same time as showing its advantages for the agricultural industry. The text has a historical context focused on the beginning of agricultural aviation and the use of its equipment. The work also presents legislation for implementing technologies, demonstrating the bureaucracy necessary for efficiency and sustainability in production. Finally, agricultural aviation is a promising area that requires proof of its efficiency. This research has a wide range of experiments that seek to analyze the efficiency that these technologies have in increasing production within crops, as well as the inefficiency of the ban on agricultural aviation in Brazil. The approach involves reviewing the literature on current practices and examining examples that illustrate how technologies are efficiently applied in the airline sector, also considering their challenges regarding their perception in society. The article operates through a bibliographic review, with qualitative data analysis.