The agricultural industry’s use of spray drones continues to expand.

Arthur Ericson, co-founder at Hylio Drones, says the industry is realizing its benefits.

“Applying pre- and mid-season inputs, drones have several advantages.”  He says, “They are much cheaper both to buy upfront and to operate. You use less chemical if you don’t come back to soil, you don’t knock down crops.

Jim Love, light robotics manager with Beck’s Hybrids, says their Practical Farm Research shows spray drones can be a beneficial tool for farmers.

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