Spray Drones Meet Crop Dusters | Spray Drone Network
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Bryan and Kaitlynn Hammis of Flying Acres Ag know a thing or two about spray drones. Over the last four years, they've become the masters of potato application with spray drones. Potatoes make up the majority of their spray jobs! The Flying Acres Ag crew also has a very interesting relationship with their local crop dusters.
This episode is presented by GarrCo Products: an independent manufacturer of biologicals that improve the yield potential of crops and adjuvants that enhance pesticide performance. Bryan and Kaitlynn actually started using GarrCo because the crop dusters trusted the products.
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