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K-State Expert Says Drones Can Improve Crop Scouting, Reduce Labor
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K-State Expert Says Drones Can Improve Crop Scouting, Reduce Labor
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Drones are becoming an increasingly important tool for farmers seeking to improve efficiency and crop management, according to a Kansas State University precision agriculture expert. Deepak Joshi, a faculty member in K-State’s Department of Agronomy, said the growing use of drones in early-season crop scouting can help producers quickly assess plant germination, stand counts and field conditions while reducing labor demands. Dr…
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