Dust swirled as the 83-pound drone launched from a clearing near a Nebraska cornfield. With its four propellers humming, Paige Browning used a handheld controller to move the drone across the field, spraying a mist of fungicide on crops below.
Ag drones challenge federal regulators
Isaac Strubbe launches his DJI Agriculture T40 spray drone at a field near Jacksonville, Ill.
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