New to Drones? Get some practical UAV advice from a seasoned ag expert before mapping your fields

The weather is warming up and planting season in finally underway — which means many growers will turn to drones for the first time to collect aerial crop data.
To help you get started on the right foot, we reached out to ag expert Jim Love. Jim is the Light Robotics Manager and Herbicide Specialist at Beck’s Hybrids. He’s helped growers implement drones on their farm — and learned a lot in the process.
Here are five tips Jim thinks every ag pro should know before they go into the field with their drone for the first time.