Tag: drones

By Dr. Terry Spurlock & Dr. Jason Davis Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs), also known as drones, used for imaging and spraying, are becoming a more common sight during the growing ...

Current EPA oversight on UAV-applied crop chemicals will likely get more focused, and crop protection companies are in the forefront with studies to enable more efficient labeling procedures While regulations, ...

NAAA delivered important messages advocating airspace safety and business and environmental professionalism to a crowd of 440 in-person and 200 virtual participants at the 2025 Spray Drone Users Conference in ...

Rotor Technologies, an autonomous flight technology company founded by Hector Xu, is making significant strides in the aviation industry. With origins rooted in improving helicopter safety, the company has developed ...

Drones are being used for an ever widening range of agricultural applications enabled by new technology and diminishing regulatory constraints. Most current drone options are small, battery powered units and ...

Perspective on drones: Are they “taking our jobs?” Here’s a simple answer. There has been a lot of buzz in recent years about rising technology in terms of drones and ...

via IFPNews The agro-drones are capable of crop-dusting quickly, at a low cost and with high accuracy, helping protect human’s health when it comes to spraying the fields with pesticides. ...

Mississippi State University’s (MSU) Raspet Flight Research Laboratory (RFRL) is continuing its research study on safe operational distances between low-altitude, manned aircraft and drones. MSU is now beginning its second stage of GPS ...

São Paulo – Brazil has regulated the use of drones in the agribusiness. The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) published on Friday (24) in the Federal Gazette an ...

From today, crop spraying drones will be showing up to work in South African fields. This after the first commercial operation took place last week Friday, ushering in a new ...