Drones Boost Farm Insights From Hays Startup Apis Remote Sensing
Apis Remote Sensing Systems in Hays, run by Beau Dealy and Curtis Moore since 2013, uses AgEagle branded drones to map crops, assess health with NDVI and near infrared imaging, and help farmers cut inputs while boosting yields. Drones fly 400 feet above fields, operate autonomously, and transmit images online for rapid analysis. The two founders balance other jobs but pursue agriculture focused drone work amid pending FAA regulations.
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EPA unveils stricter rules to shield farm workers
The EPA announced new measures to strengthen the 1992 Agricultural Worker Protection Standard aimed at protecting roughly two million farm workers and their families from pesticide exposure. The changes, highlighted in a media briefing, address fieldwork areas where fruits and vegetables are produced, with emphasis on ensuring health protections for workers, including Latino communities.
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