With the weather warming up across the region, production agriculture is in full swing. Seeds are going in the ground, winter crops are breaking dormancy, and the landscape is greening up again. With the cycle of farming ramping up, aerial applicators will soon be called into action again to help with crop protection.
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Be aware while flying drones this time of year
Drones operators need to remain aware while in flight because they share air space with aerial applicators.
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