Drones, or UAVs, can scout fields, create maps, apply seed, and — eventually — apply pesticides. There are several ways drones are helping farmers and agronomists, but these buzzing bits of tech aren’t a necessarily a one-to-one replacement for sprayers, drills, or even satellite imagery.
To discuss what is legal, what’s a good fit, and what’s a future use of drone technology, host Lyndsey Smith is joined on this episode of The Agronomists by George Gaeke of Olds College, and Adrian Rivard of Drone Spray Canada.
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