Over the last few years, there’s been a big rise in questions from farmers about using drones in agriculture. Whether it’s for capturing aerial imagery during the growing season or looking into spray drones, interest is booming—and for good reason.

In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to get started with drone technology on your farm. In future posts, we’ll dive deeper into spray drone technology and how it’s being used on more and more farms every year.

A common theme for most of us during the winter months is to make decisions for which pieces of equipment to upgrade and which to do maintenance on before heading into the next growing season. 

When it comes to your planter, whether you are considering purchasing a new planter or making upgrades to your current planter, take some time to consider what technology you might want to invest in to improve your planter efficiencies this next growing season.

While dry (dry, and drier) soybeans are common every year, this year we’re seeing the more unique situation of harvesting very dry corn grain. In some cases, loads of corn grain are headed to market at sub 12% moisture. With the current dry conditions and no rainfall in the forecast, harvest challenges are going to continue.

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