Impacts
Success StoryFarmer starting to use drones.
Farmer starting to use drones.
Author: William Rogers
Planning Unit: KSU Administration
Major Program: Aquaculture
Outcome: Long-Term Outcome
Drone Technology can provide opportunities for Kentucky underserved farmers, veterans, women, and other underserved populations throughout the commonwealth. Through the use of drones, I taught 20 technology classes to 389 direct contacts by demonstrating educational research-based information in zoom meetings, classroom settings, and field demonstration to teach the following:
Which drone would work best for farming enterprises. Demonstration of the drones. How using drones to make farming easier in daily work. How to obtain a license for drone flight. Which drone to chose for different farming activities.
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