Forage inventory via drone
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June 20, 2023

Forage inventory via drone

As part of the Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY Technology Tuesdays series, Harrison Hobart discussed how drones can be used to track forage inventory. Hobart is a dairy farm specialist for Alltech. Hobart received his drone license in April 2022. He currently flies a DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone which retails for about $3,000 and uses a 3-D

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