from Star Tribune Forget the weather and politics. As thousands of Minnesota farmers gather this week for the big trade show Farmfest, the real buzz is overhead. For a couple of years, small... Read more
from fox19.com When someone says the word “drone” many of us tend to think of secret quiet aircraft used to gather information for the CIA or military. But there is a much differ... Read more
from albertafarmexpress.ca From counting plants per square foot to measuring grain loss behind the combine, farmers spend a lot of time close to the ground. Sometimes, however, the best farm... Read more
from herald-review.com The ability to control the nation’s air space is changing as more farmers want to use unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs. While the use of UAVs, which are commonl... Read more
Unless you live in a cave someplace in the deep North Woods you have heard a lot of the buzz about drones. And even if you do live in a cave, it is likely you have still seen or heard a dron... Read more
from http://www.sparkfun.com Daniel McKinnon from Agribotix shares some of the details behind an emerging field fusing robotics and agriculture. Coming off the wildly successful 3DRobotics D... Read more
This is Part 2 in a two-part series that summarizes my views on why video/film/cinema – not agriculture and farming — will be the largest driver of sUAS commercial businesses. In Part 1, I e... Read more
from smartplanet.com State officials and progressive farmers advocate the use of drone technology for monitoring fields but FAA regulations are keeping them on the ground. Robert Blair owns... Read more
With the exponential growth of drones sales in the U.S., the skies are about to get more crowded. This has caused concern with regulators in North Dakota as agricultural UAVs take flight ove... Read more
[sam id=”4″ codes=”true”] The use of drones in agriculture is gaining supporters everyday, but it has yet to explode into the mainstream. HoneyComb CEO Ryan Jenson be... Read more