The AgriNews AgriMinute podcast: Drones use soars in ag
By James Henry
After applying fungicide and insecticide on 160 acres of corn in the morning, Jay Whalen rinses out the drone for a second round of applications in the afternoon. Once the window for liquid applications closes, he’ll replace the tank and nozzles with a dry box and broadcast spreader to plant cover crops in late August. (AgriNews photo/Tom C. Doran)
Farmers are increasingly finding situations where drones offer both economic and operational advantages over conventional application methods, says Jim Henry.
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