Agricultural Autonomy Institute at Mississippi State University is conducting research and development on spray drone technology. The focus is on evaluating the efficacy of applications and operational metrics of these drones. While drones are not a replacement for conventional application methods, they offer various benefits to growers. It is important for growers to stay updated on regulatory changes and to do thorough research before investing in a spray drone. The information was shared by Madison Dixon and the National Cotton Council. This technology has the potential to revolutionize agriculture and provide value and return on investment for farmers. Stay tuned for more updates on the advancements in spray drone technology from the Agricultural Autonomy Institute.
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