The primary objective of this study is to investigate the strengths and limitations of drone-based remote sensing and on-the-go Veris U3 sensor in agricultural contexts. Through a series of field trials, data encompassing various parameters including vegeta-tion index and soil properties were collected in parallel using both methodologies. As the same fertilizers have been consistently applied year after year, there arose a critical need to evaluate their ongoing necessity and effectiveness. To address this, the Veris soil sensor was deployed as a valuable tool in this study. The focus on utilizing Veris sensor and in-tegrating its data with other sources like NDVI from drones will contribute to under-standing of soil-plant interactions and enable data-driven decisions that can enhance crop productivity and sustainability.