ByDEBORAH SHAAR•FEB 9, 2016
Three Kansas schools are teaming up to create a post-secondary degree program focused on using small unmanned aerial systems, or drones, in agriculture.
The goal is to improve the technical and analytical skill sets of the next generation of farm managers, technicians and crop advisors.
Fort Hayes State University is partnering with Hutchinson Community College and Emporia State University to develop curricula focused on the use of drones in precision agriculture.
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