An agricultural spray drone sprays a field of soybeans in Clear Lake. (Photo by Cami Koons/Iowa Capital Dispatch) Across the country, farmers and small entrepreneurs are adding drones to their fleet ...

In its newly released Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report, industry leader DJI says agricultural drones have provided superior solutions for crop protection applications, liberated more ...

Many Canadian farmers are eager to use drones to spray pesticides — already common in the United States — but industry groups say slow regulatory approvals are leaving the country years behind its ...

Proposed Health Canada regulations would make any pesticides available for aerial application also legal to apply by drone.

Nebraska native Andy Kreikemeier’s phone hasn’t stopped ringing all week, and it won’t go silent anytime soon. That’s because his former hobby and volunteer side hustle, flying drones for the county ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — For years, farmers could only imagine a day when they could use their own drone to “fly-on” farm chemicals or seed in “full-field” application. That day has come. Kevin Knorr of ...

It's a familiar sight for many—a ground sprayer slowly making rounds in a field, applying pesticides to row crops to give producers the best chance of protecting crops from pests and seeing high ...

CLEAR LAKE, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) - Across the country, farmers and small entrepreneurs are adding drones to their fleet of tools for tasks like spraying agricultural chemicals or spreading ...