An engineer and drone operator says larger machines are diversifying how the technology can be used across all segments of agriculture. Michael Vandekolk tells Brownfield, “This year’s been a year first for us actually.” “I’ve used the drone to spray planted potted mums,” he shares. “Last night I was doing chemical shade on a […]
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The government relations director with the Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) says rising health insurance costs are adding to the financial squeeze
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