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Drones show potential in soybean replant decisions

Apr 29, 2022

Soybean Watch: Drone technology may someday hold the answer when deciding whether to replant.

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Landivar receives Outstanding Research Award in Cotton Agronomy

Jan 14, 2022

Beltwide honors: Juan Landivar honored for career dedicated to cotton, work on aerial monitoring and digital...

Adaptive swarm robotics could revolutionize smart agriculture

Nov 24, 2021

Potential to reduce waste through better logistics, optimal use of water and chemicals.

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John Hart

Aerial imagery collects plant data for new project

Oct 21, 2021

The project will use aerial imagery to better collect data on plant height, plant lodging, pod color and maturity in soybeans.

Tom J Bechman

Aerial scouting paints better picture of what to expect from crop

Sep 21, 2021

Corn Watch: The entire field may not look like the plants you can see from the pickup.

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Jul 29, 2021

Max Armstrong offers some insights into what factors matter to drone buyers.

John Hart

Using aerial imagery to determine nitrogen application in Virginia wheat

Jun 01, 2021

Research reveals that normalized difference vegetative index - or NDVI - data collected through drones recommends the same amount of Growth Stage 25 nitrogen as did tiller density.

Tom J Bechman

10 tips to prep your drone for crop scouting

May 06, 2021

Be sure your drone is ready to work so you won’t be disappointed when you get to the field.

Could a drone service benefit you and your daughter?

Mar 31, 2021

Profit Planners: Keep family and business decisions as separate as possible.

Kyle Albertson flying a drone to spray and seed cover crops

Tom J Bechman

Purdue grad to scout, spray and seed from air

Mar 30, 2021

Slideshow: Kyle Albertson embarks on a business plan based on new technology.

Tom J Bechman

Be aware of changes in FAA rules for flying drones

Mar 30, 2021

Corn Illustrated: One change involves how to maintain your certificate.

Tom J Bechman

Make soybean replant decisions early

Mar 16, 2021

Making the decision early gives soybeans a better shot if you replant.

Tom J Bechman

Will spraying with drones become a practical alternative?

Feb 23, 2021

Corn Illustrated: Extension plant pathologist reports that the concept works if certain challenges are met.

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