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A drone which mimics bird flight could make the technology more usable for farmers in remote and windswept landscapes.

University of Missouri Extension to offer ‘Computers on the Farm’ conferenceOzark Radio News News Highlights: University of Missouri Extension to offer ‘Computers on the Farm’ conferenceOzark Radio News. West Plains, Missouri. – Computers on the Farm is an annual event for all people interested in computer applications on the farm. This year’s conference will go online for two evenings. Topics are planned for both novice and advanced users. Emphasis is placed on demonstrations and discussions of computer technologies for agricultural applications. Much of the conference is ma...

Thursday, 17 December 2020, 9:12 am Venture Taranaki has announced seven new Curious Minds community science projects, bringing the total number of projects in the region to 57 since 2015, with $970,000 in overall funding to help school and community groups test their ideas and observations with science. Led by Venture Taranaki and funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, the 2021 round of Curious Minds projects reflect our regional strategic goals and aspirations, aligning with our community vision for a better tomorrow, through community-based, innovative research. Th...

Press Release – Venture Taranaki Venture Taranaki has announced seven new Curious Minds community science projects, bringing the total number of projects in the region to 57 since 2015, with $970,000 in overall funding to help school and community groups test their ideas and observations … Venture Taranaki has announced seven new Curious Minds community science projects, bringing the total number of projects in the region to 57 since 2015, with $970,000 in overall funding to help school and community groups test their ideas and observations with science. Led by Venture Taranaki and funde...

Innocent hostages being held by al qaeda, killed in a u.s. drone attack. this week we saw the potential for drones to save lives, not just end them. the sc you saw the amazing drone footage of that devastation. that helped the disaster hit home, and i'm certain encouraged many dollars of donations. but that's just the beginning. a canadian organization, global medic, is using these drones to map the areas affected by the quake, gather visual intelligence, deploy rescue resources, and detect heat signatures, in other words where survivors could be hidden. so drones can do a great deal of good. ...