Regional Print Media Covers SUIND’s Bumblebee Drone Success in Maharashtra

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Now drone-based precision spraying is here. Noting rising concerns around food security, agritech startup Suind has developed an advanced drone, Bumblebee, designed in Switzerland and manufactured in India. The drone is proving highly useful for sugarcane in Maharashtra and rubber in Kerala—helping increase yields while reducing farmers’ input costs by up to 50%.

Bumblebee’s precise nano-droplet spray reaches every part of tall sugarcane and hilly terrain. It avoids obstacles, flies stably over difficult fields, reduces chemical wastage and labour dependence, and keeps crops healthier. With quick battery and tank swaps, the drone can spray continuously across large acreage in a day.

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Agri-AI startup Suind’s Bumblebee drone reduces farmers’ costs by up to 50%. Designed in Switzerland and built in India, Bumblebee supports sugarcane (Maharashtra) and rubber (Kerala). Its nano-particle spraying technology provides uniform coverage even in dense, tall crop canopies and hilly regions.

The drone avoids obstacles, cuts chemical waste, and lowers labour effort. With instant battery and tank swaps, a single unit can cover roughly 30–40 acres per day depending on crop and field. Farmers report better crop health and improved productivity from precise, consistent spraying.

Local farmer testimonials highlight autonomous return-to-home and resume-from-last-point functions that save time and ensure complete coverage.

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Suind’s Bumblebee drone: measurable savings and higher yields. Coverage explains how Bumblebee’s precise spray increases cane uniformity and has, in several fields, lifted yields from 40–45 tonnes/acre to near 100 tonnes/acre when combined with recommended agronomy measures, while reducing pesticide/fertilizer use by 30–35% and overall costs by roughly 35% compared to manual methods.

In rubber plantations, Bumblebee achieves full canopy coverage under tall trees and reduces chemical wastage on the ground by up to 43%. In Jalgaon’s banana farms, the drone reaches the underside of large overlapping leaves—something manual backpack spraying often misses—cutting chemical use by up to 35% and labour costs by 70–80%.

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Suind brings the Bumblebee drone to the field. The article notes Bumblebee was designed in Switzerland and manufactured in India, and that it’s helping farmers in Maharashtra and Kerala by improving coverage, lowering wastage, and reducing input costs by up to 50%. Its nano-droplet spraying reaches every part of tall crops and difficult terrain, improving plant health and spray effectiveness.

Farmers also highlight easy operations, obstacle avoidance, and quick swaps that keep the drone spraying continuously across large areas each day.

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Agri-AI startup SUIND’s Bumblebee drone reduces farmers’ input costs by up to 50%. The article highlights that Bumblebee, designed in Switzerland and manufactured in India, is proving vital for sugarcane in Maharashtra and rubber in Kerala. Farmers benefit from lower labour costs, reduced chemical wastage, and healthier crops.

Bumblebee’s nano-droplet spray ensures canopy penetration in tall crops and hilly terrain. With fast battery and tank swaps, the drone covers 30–40 acres per day. Trials report healthier plants, 30–40% yield increases, and up to 35% chemical savings. Labour costs drop by 70–80%.

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Drone reduces farmers’ costs by up to 50%. The coverage explains how Bumblebee’s nano-particle spraying reduces manual labour and chemical wastage, while boosting yields. Designed in Switzerland and made in India, the drone handles sugarcane, rubber, and banana fields effectively.

Farmers like Ranjit Gaikwad (Baramati) and ex-sarpanch Vidhyadhar Kate shared their experience: yields have nearly doubled from 40–45 tonnes/acre to close to 100 tonnes/acre, with pesticide and fertilizer use reduced by 30–35%. Rubber plantations saw 43% less ground wastage; banana farms achieved coverage under large overlapping leaves, cutting labour costs by 70–80%.

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Farmers’ costs down by up to 50% with Bumblebee drone. The article notes Bumblebee’s ability to autonomously return when chemicals run out, resume spraying from the exact spot, and deliver consistent results. Farmers confirm its role in lowering labour burden and improving efficiency.

Coverage stresses that Bumblebee is not just saving costs but also empowering farmers with world-class, Made-in-India agri-tech that addresses food security challenges while making farming safer and more sustainable.

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SUIND’s Bumblebee helps cut farm input costs by up to 50%. Reports highlight Switzerland-designed, India-made Bumblebee delivering precise nano-droplet spraying in tall sugarcane, rubber and banana crops, improving uniformity and plant health while reducing chemical use and labour.

Quick tank/battery swaps keep operations continuous across large acreage (about 30–40 acres/day). Field experiences note strong ROI from labour savings and reduced wastage.

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Bumblebee drone proves beneficial for farmers. Coverage reiterates that Bumblebee is designed in Switzerland and manufactured in India, and is helping farmers by improving coverage, lowering wastage, and reducing input costs by up to 50% with additional yield gains of 30–45% in many cases.

It reaches difficult parts of tall crops, reduces pesticide/fertilizer usage by 30–35%, and in high-canopy crops reduces ground wastage by up to 43%. Contact number provided for service enquiries.