2. SEEDING .
After you've put pipes and abundantly-irrigated your land, you can step up to the next task - Planting.
You can put seeds manually ( not recommended in daytime, too hot) ; by on-land machinery, or from the Air, by DRONES .
Aerial Seeding by unmanned Drones or Choppers become more and more popular.
A Drone could seed from above, over 100,000 trees per day.
If you want a
dense Forest to grow up in a short term, you'll need to use
fast-growing tree species, as for example
Paulownia Elongata and
Paulownia Tomentosa, which are popular as the
fastest-growing ones - in
8 years only, a
Paulownia tree grows
20 meters tall and
35 cm diameter thick.
If you grow
Paulownia seedlings initially in a hyper-intensive
Vertical Farm for the beginning, this term
shorts down to
5 years.
The major advantage of the aerial seeding is the efficient coverage of a large area within a least amount of time.
Aerial seeding facilitates seeding in areas that otherwise would be impossible to seed with traditional methods.
Drones could control the overall process of GPS-planning the area, seeding, irrigating, fertilizing, pollinating and surveillance.
Encouraging experiments are being carried out with robotized drones which can pick fruits from trees or bushes, can even also cut and reap.
Will it be too brave to say, that the future Farmer will sit in an acclimatized room, in front of a computer, operating drones with a joystick...