HeadCount uses drone technology for cattle inventory at feedyards
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What happened
Tyson Johnston, director of operations of the HeadCount inventory division, explained that the company uses drones to count cattle at feedyards. The program began in 2021 as a precision agriculture tool, initially addressing discrepancy issues for a local feed yard.
From hpj.com
Why it matters
The use of drone technology in inventory management represents a shift toward precision agriculture. This approach could potentially improve efficiency and reduce manual labor costs in the livestock industry.
From hpj.com
Who's involved
- Tyson JohnstonDirector of operations for the HeadCount inventory division
- HeadCountOrganization providing the drone-based inventory solution
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