In the 5GLa project, the test areas were regularly flown over with a drone and multispectral cameras. The image data was then compiled into large orthophotos.

A look behind the scenes: How sensors, drones and artificial intelligence can make irrigation in agriculture more efficient.

Around 100 representatives from agriculture, science, politics and business came together at a symposium in Suderburg to discuss the future of field irrigation for two days.

The first hackathons of the 5GLa research project took place successfully. Developers from Ostfalia, LMIS and Blue Sky Operations met in Suderburg.

A year ago, the research team led by Professor Klaus Röttcher from the Institute for Sustainable Irrigation and Water Management in Rural Areas (INBW) of the Faculty of Building, Water and Soil started the first field trials in the 5G in Agriculture project.

Research project to optimize field irrigation starts field trials 27.04.2023 - "The future of field irrigation begins, or rather began, in the district of Uelzen, here at the newest location of the