We used a drone to inspect crop damage after the August 10, 2020 derecho.

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Written By Daniel McCue

Agricultural Drone Technology

From planting to harvest to crop damage, drones can be a valuable tool in agriculture. After a derecho (straight-line wind storm) tore through Central Iowa, our drone experts were able to accurately and efficiently collect aerial footage for a farm management company. Check out the video below to see the damage caused by the August 10, 2020 derecho in central Iowa.

DRONE CROP INSPECTION IS EFFICIENT AND AFFORDABLE

Drones are a more efficient, affordable way to inspect row crops. Whether it’s planting, harvest, or a catastrophic weather event, drones can help farmers and land owners evaluate their property for agriculture or other purposes.

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