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Drones find niche in field

Sep 08, 2022

Hi-Tech Farming: Drones move past the “gee whiz” stage and find roles on farms and in research trials.

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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Aerial scouting paints better picture of what to expect from crop

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

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

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Be aware of changes in FAA rules for flying drones

Mar 30, 2021

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

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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.

Custom drone application service could be glimpse of future

Feb 11, 2021

Rantizo uses startup resources and unique business model to deliver the future today.

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Multisensor drone aids researchers studying tar spot

Dec 21, 2020

Purdue University and startup company Gryfn partner to build market-ready technology for crop researchers.

Ag will get seat at table in developing drone policy

Dec 21, 2020

Bill heads to president that allows for ag representation on FAA’s drone policy committee.

Tom J Bechman

Crop imperfections show up clearly in aerial photos

Nov 20, 2020

Soybean Watch: What can you learn about your fields from late-season aerial scouting using a drone? Quite a bit.

Tom J Bechman

Proof water makes big difference to beans

Oct 23, 2020

Soybean Watch: Eye in the sky picks up differences in irrigated versus dry land crops during near-harvest flight.

Tom J Bechman

Here’s an example of why drone scouting pays

Oct 02, 2020

Soybean Watch: You might discover things you don’t expect while scouting crops during the season.

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Maximizing drone coverage with a swarm

Jul 07, 2020

Iowa startup Rantizo is the first to gain permission from FAA to fly multiple airships at once

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