drones

Idaho FFA President Matthew Waite says technology, such as drones, address not only the current challenges facing the farming industry, but will continue to tackle those challenges head on into the future.

The global agricultural drones market size reached $4.7 billion in 2024, demonstrating robust momentum, which is expected to continue.

American agriculture has a growing need to strengthen its defenses against cyber assaults.

For those who like robots and drones with artificial intelligence systems and tools, such as sensors and cameras, work continues to apply that cutting edge technology to today farm.

FreshMiners Company in the Netherlands launched a GPS service that enables accurate positioning for agriculture, construction, and drone navigation

One of the most challenging things following a wildfire in the Northwest often is restoration work in areas that are remote, rugged and often not accessible by vehicle.  Helicopters can be used to replant sagebrush, grasses and more, but that’s expensive.   In res...

Mississippi State University made agricultural aviation history last week by hosting the nation’s first Self-Regulating Application and Flight Efficiency training program exclusively focused on spray drones.  The training at MSU’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute marked a significant milestone in bridging the gap between traditional aerial applications and emerging drone technology.   “Everything

Blue Mountain Community College’s Precision Irrigated Agriculture program received a major boost recently, in the form of a donated spraying drone.  BMCC said the donation comes at the right time, as the spraying drone industry continues to grow across Eastern Oregon and the country.  With agricult...

Arts and crafts, food, farm animals, and carnival rides are all available at this year’s Oregon State Fair, which begins Friday in Salem.  The fair’s Drew Marine said there’s a new Bounce ‘n Battle Fun Zone in the Playground area.   “It’s great for all ages...

Officials are optimistic about the Swawilla Fire, now at 65% containment; air support, controlled burning have proven vital.