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Rantizo Becomes First Company Fully Licensed For Drone Spraying in 10 States

by AgAir Update Staff
October 18, 2019
in UAV
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Rantizo Becomes First Company Fully Licensed For Drone Spraying in 10 States

Lask week Rantizo, an agtech drone spraying startup, added 5 more states to its list of eligible operations. With the latest approvals, the Rantizo footprint has grown beyond the Midwest, spanning into eastern and southern states as well.

The Iowa City agtech startup is now licensed and approved to provide drone spraying services in 10 states across the country. 

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