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    See-and-Spray Cutting Chemical Volume on Pune Vegetable Farms

    Targeted spraying applied herbicide and foliar treatment only where weeds and stress appeared — dramatically lowering chemical and water volume per acre.

    Baramati, Pune, MaharashtraMixed Vegetables11 April 2026

    57%

    less chemical volume per acre

    48%

    less water used per spray pass

    0

    efficacy complaints vs. blanket plots

    100%

    passes geo-tagged for compliance

    The Challenge

    The problem on the ground

    Conventional boom spraying treats the whole field the same, regardless of where pressure actually exists. For the cooperating Baramati grower group, that meant full-rate applications across every acre — rising input bills, drift concerns adjacent to habitation, and growing pressure from buyers to document responsible chemical use.

    The group needed a way to hold efficacy while proving — pass by pass — that chemistry went only onto targets.

    Our Approach

    What we deployed

    The AnaVruksha Precision Sprayer paired real-time crop/weed detection with pulse-width modulated nozzles actuating per zone at working speed. Treatment was applied only where detection confirmed a target, with drift-reducing delivery protecting neighbouring rows.

    Every pass produced geo-tagged application logs, giving the grower group audit-ready records for each field — coverage, volume, and exactly which patches were treated.

    Technology Used

    See & Spray Computer VisionPWM Nozzle ControlGeo-Tagged Application Logging

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