By Steven Russolillo
Summary: Companies such as Deere & Co. that supply tractors and other methods of harvesting are seeing their sales and profits decline…this time for the 9th consecutive quarter. Financial declines are associated with lowering prices of the crops including corn and soybeans. Where consumers may be rejoicing for lower prices, tractor supply companies are biting their nails as to what will come next.
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by Paul Rusnak Summary: The drones are coming! Following the approval of the Federal Aviation Administration, a new ruling is allowing drones to take flight by the end of August. Advantages of this new ruling could generate a handsome income for the US economy as well as create more than 100,000[…]
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Unmanned aerial systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones, could help farmers determine if their crop is growing satisfactorily, according to a recent study conducted by University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture researchers. Read more
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