Remote sensing and drone technology update on March 21

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This workshop will address how to utilize advanced remote sensing technologies to simplify farm operations and improve economic returns.

Kevin Price and George Silva
Kevin Price (left) of TMI Solutions with George Silva. Photo by George Silva, MSU Extension.

Remote Sensing Technologies LLC and Michigan State University Extension have collaborated to offer a remote sensing and drone technology update workshop from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. on March 21, 2019, at the Eaton County MSU Extension office, 551 Courthouse Drive Suite One, Charlotte, MI 48813. This event will include an update on drone hardware and software systems, advanced sensors, preliminary spectral reflectance research and a panel discussion. The purpose is to utilize advanced remote sensing technologies to simplify farm operations and improve the bottom line. Several speakers including Kevin Price of TMI Solutions, George Silva of MSU Extension and Ray David of Remote Sensing Technologies will address the event.

Farmers, crop consultants, extension educators and students are encouraged to attend. Register online and view a full agenda. Please contact Ray David at 855-677-7070 or ray@rst1.net for additional registration information. Space is limited.

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