The article tells the story of Paige Browning, a Nebraska rancher who uses drones to spray fungicide on her family’s cornfield. Browning started flying agricultural drones two years ago with her father and uncle. She describes the process as “dirty work” and notes that it requires a lot of planning and attention to detail. The article highlights the importance of precision agriculture and how drones can help farmers increase efficiency and reduce waste.
The article also mentions the benefits of using drones in agriculture, including reduced labor costs, improved crop yields, and reduced environmental impact. Browning notes that drones can also help farmers detect issues with their crops earlier, allowing them to take action before problems become severe.
The article concludes by highlighting the potential for drones to revolutionize the agricultural industry and improve food production.