![University of Nebraska–Lincoln professor Richard Ferguson has used aerial devices for agricultural studies since 1998. "The term drone hadn't been thought up yet," he said. Megan Farmer | The World-Herald](https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/files/file78294.jpg)
Richard Ferguson, a professor of soil science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for 31 years, said drones have tremendous potential as a tool to improve management for farmers. Ferguson said the most common use of drones for agriculture is looking at crops from a different perspective.
Full story by Cody Nagel, Omaha World-Herald.
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