Asked to select as many reasons for drone seeding as they liked, 54% of growers noted that drones make it easier to plant in ...

After the fall harvest, fields are normally left empty and tilled. But Shelby County farmer Andrew McDaniel keeps crops in his fields year-round. “We’re 100% no-till operation, and year over year we ...

Farm drones can potentially reduce labor costs, increase yields and reduce chemical use and human exposure to chemicals. But those benefits vary by crop and ... Read moreThe post Farm drones may lower ...

Agricultural drones are becoming more common in Connecticut and can support a wide range of farming activities. They can be used for tasks such as crop scouting and monitoring, field mapping, ...

Drones seem to be everywhere these days. They're weapons of war in Iran and Ukraine. But they can be many other things — helpful scouts in wilderness areas, helping to find lost hikers, or beautiful ...

The drone market targets many different customers, including agricultural professionals. Drone photography at 200-400 feet has the potential to uncover in-season production issues that scouting may ...

BLADENBORO, NC (WWAY) — A high-tech tool is giving some local farmers a new way to increase crop productivity from the sky. W&S Farms in Bladenboro launched Southeast Drone Solutions in 2023, a ...

As an emerging technology for farmers, drone terminology may cause confusion. However, the practical use of drones and sensors is fairly straightforward. The two acronyms for drones are unmanned ...

Stored hay can be a livestock producer’s best insurance, says University of Missouri Extension plant science specialist Caleb O’Neal, who is also a cattle producer. It provides flexibility for ...

The increasing use of drones in agriculture represents one of the most visible examples of precision farming in action. Once seen as niche technology, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are now becoming ...