Drones May Transform Agriculture- The particular drone that is being talked about is one that flies itself and takes a picture every two seconds of the field and stitches the pictures together. One man says that a drone in the hands of someone who knows what they are doing is good, and in the hands of someone who does not know what they are doing, it just does not work then.
Drones may transform agriculture industry: Underhill is a drone technician with Agribotix, a Colorado-based drone startup that sees farmers as its most promising market. Today he’s training his fellow employees how to work the machine in the field.
Mama pig saved by her 13 piglets- Mama pig was saved by her 13 piglets when she was on the brink of death. She gave birth to 17 but only 13 survived. She was lucky that she could even survive through the labor.
Livestock permit reforms: Livestock farmers seeking to expand or start new livestock operations and the county officials tasked with approving them would both benefit from changes to the local permitting process as proposed in legislation introduced by Sen. Dan Watermeier of Syracuse.
Livestock farmers and county officials have long recognized the importance of livestock agriculture, but establishing clarity for both parties in the local approval process hasn’t always been easy.
Drones May Transform Agriculture- The particular drone that is being talked about is one that flies itself and takes a picture every two seconds of the field and stitches the pictures together. One man says that a drone in the hands of someone who knows what they are doing is good, and in the hands of someone who does not know what they are doing, it just does not work then.
ReplyDeleteDrones may transform agriculture industry:
ReplyDeleteUnderhill is a drone technician with Agribotix, a Colorado-based drone startup that sees farmers as its most promising market. Today he’s training his fellow employees how to work the machine in the field.
Mama pig saved by her 13 piglets- Mama pig was saved by her 13 piglets when she was on the brink of death. She gave birth to 17 but only 13 survived. She was lucky that she could even survive through the labor.
ReplyDeleteLivestock permit reforms:
ReplyDeleteLivestock farmers seeking to expand or start new livestock operations and the county officials tasked with approving them would both benefit from changes to the local permitting process as proposed in legislation introduced by Sen. Dan Watermeier of Syracuse.
Livestock farmers and county officials have long recognized the importance of livestock agriculture, but establishing clarity for both parties in the local approval process hasn’t always been easy.