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How are drones shaping the future of agriculture?

October 11, 2024 02:02 PM •

RFD-TV News Staff, Currey McCullough

The future is here, and it is in the sky!

Last year, the global ag drone market was valued at $5 billion dollars.

Integrated Pest Management takes us along as we learn more about how drones continue to shape the future of ag.

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