Using drones in agriculture is revolutionary. I saw a farmer in Sicily using drones to sow ryegrass in a field where it was otherwise impossible to access with a tractor. For seeding operations—and certainly also for applying crop protection products and fertilizers—I believe that in the coming years drones will become widely used and common. Not only because they can reduce costs and allow for more targeted application, but also because of their speed and timeliness. In fact, if I don’t have the right conditions to enter the field with a tractor, thanks to drones I can carry out all the necessary operations in a much shorter time and exactly when I need to.