Spray drone technology study.
In a bid to promote understanding about the application of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in row crop spraying, Mississippi State University (MSU) has invited the industry and interested public to a specially themed seminar scheduled in Starkville.
The event, named MSU Spray Drone/UAS Seminar, will take place on Oct. 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Bost Extension Center. Ensuring maximum participation, the seminar will be both physically presented and transmitted online.
Highlighted topics for the seminar will include the most recent regulatory modifications, the approved Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) spray drone roster, and the contemporary as well as potential drone restrictions. Further, the event will present the ongoing research with regard to the application of spray drones at MSU itself, offering attendees a firsthand glimpse into the latest scientific and technological advancements in the sector.
In hosting the event, MSU has entered into a collaborative effort with the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) and the Mississippi Agricultural Industry Council (MAIC). Featured speakers hail from these partnered institutions as well as the MSU Agricultural Autonomy Institute, heralding a comprehensive range of expertise and insights for the seminar’s attendees.
Notably, the seminar’s supporting entities include the MSU Extension Service, the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station, the MSU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board, and the Mississippi Corn Promotion Board, representing a broad institutional backing.
The seminar charges no admission fee, yet requires individuals interested in attending to preregister. This compulsion applies both to attendees who plan to physically turn up at the venue and to those who will join the seminar virtually. Interested participants may pay a visit to http://msuext.ms/spraydrone24 to secure their registration.
It is important to note that online attendees can actively partake in the seminar. They will have the opportunity to pose their inquiries and upon successfully registering for the event, receive an email to provide them with the seminar’s online link.
Traditionally, crop spraying would be done either manually or by employing manned aircraft. However, the advent and advancement of drone technology have revolutionized the agricultural industry. Today, drones can undertake highly accurate and efficient crop spraying duties, enabling cost-effective operations and ensuring minimal environmental impact through precise application. With this seminar, MSU is promoting a broader awareness and understanding on the optimization of this cutting-edge technology in agriculture, paving the way for sustainable, innovative agricultural practices in the future.
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