Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

LSU AgCenter experts provided updates on herbicide application challenges, drone technologies and the 2019 market outlook.

Hi-Tech Farming: A new patent could open eyes about future power options for machinery.

Drone sensors allow research team to measure and identify the spatial variability of plant growth, as well as the soil moisture within the field.

Extension educators around Indiana are using unmanned aerial vehicles for various purposes, working with farmers and rural residents.

Unmanned aerial vehicles help crop scouts now and may help plant breeders in the future.

Corn Watch: Aerial image reveals plant health across entire field.