Farmers are using drones and GPS technology to fight back against thieves targeting their machinery and livestock. Thursday’s RTÉ Prime Time report highlighted the growing scale of agricultural theft ...

Agriculture drone sprayers use GPS to fly over fields and spray chemicals like pesticides or fertilizers from the air. The ...

The FCC in late 2025 made regulatory changes that seeks to prevent future models of Chinese-made drones from entering America. The goal is said to protect national security, but many business owners ...

Just a few years ago, agricultural drones were expensive, small and difficult to use, limiting their appeal to farmers. In contrast, today’s models can be flown immediately after purchase and carry ...

Vehicles and large pieces of machinery - including quad bikes, jeeps, trailers and skid-steers - are being stolen from farms ...

Kansas State University Salina is offering a new training program to help farmers use drones for crop management.

Agriculture is an industry with slim margins and farmers are always looking for ways to cut costs. That’s why in many parts of the U.S., drones are now doing the job of tractors, planters, and planes.

Real-time crop monitoring with drones and RFID delivers precision agriculture insights, early pest detection, and higher yields.

The Philippine Rice Research Institute’s Drones4Rice initiative is pushing rice production deeper into digital agriculture, using drones to automate seeding, spraying and fertilizer application — a ...

Visakhapatnam: ASR district collector Dinesh Kumar announced that revolutionary changes are being introduced in the agricultural sector by making dron.