Dalhousie University - N.S. researchers study drones for pesticide spraying, but Ottawa strict on regulation

As a drone glided across farmland on a December day in Truro, N.S., its robotic voice called out, “enable spraying.” Two nozzles on the bottom of the drone opened and released a vortex of liquid — just water that day, but other times it’s coloured dyes.

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