Five ways drones could alter U.S. food supply
Published: January 26, 2015
WASHINGTON (AP) —Herding cattle. Counting fish. Taking an animal’s temperature. Applying pesticides. When it comes to drones, “your imagination can go pretty...
Subscribe Today!
Story Tags: 
Roger Johnson
Mark Devries
Federal Aviation Administration
Steven Edgar
chemicals
National Farmers Union
Lia Reich
drone technology
WASHINGTON
PrecisionHawk
RoboFlight Systems
Unmanned Vehicle Systems International
trade
fewer chemicals
satellite technology
food supply
drone technology
Chesapeake Bay
Congress
University of Maryland
Obama administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kevin Price
Matt Scassero

Go Back

Advertisement