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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Despite rapid advances in agricultural technology, only about 22% of Iowa farmers are using drones in their operations, according ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Of the farmers using drones for agricultural work, the majority hire other drone providers. Only about 26% of farmers using drones ...

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The Iowa State University Rural Life Poll finds many farmers haven’t embraced the use of drones as a tool. J. Arbuckle oversees the poll. “About 22% indicated that they used a drone in the previous ...

SCOTT COUNTY, Iowa — Despite rapid advances in agricultural technology, only about 22% of Iowa farmers are using drones in their operations, according to the latest Iowa State University Rural Life ...

New Iowa State study finds 22% of Iowa farmers use drones Of the farmers using drones for agricultural work, the majority hire other drone providers. Only about 26% of farmers using drones actually ...