THE use of drones for fertilizer and pesticide application in rice farming can lower production costs and boost farmers’ efficiency, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA). Glenn Estrada, ...
Innovative approaches and technical solutions sat alongside nature-friendly practices as the industry looked for potential ...
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Bill proposes use of drones equipped with pepper spray at Texas schools that can't afford armed securityA new bill filed in Austin aims to address school security by introducing drones equipped with pepper spray as an alternative for campuses unable to afford armed security guards.
Rotor Technologies, Inc., the manufacturer of the largest spray drone in the world, is partnering with AG-NAV, a leader in precision navigation and flow control technology to ...
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DA allots P300 million for drones in rice productionThe Department of Agriculture (DA) has allotted P300 million to promote the use of drones for the country’s palay production.
The door to spraying herbicides with drones opened a crack with the Canadian approval of a herbicide by drone for industrial application. Canada’s Pest Management Review Agency approved Garlon XRT ...
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