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Backers say drones will prove useful for farmers

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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Interest is growing in using unmanned drones to help monitor millions of acres of crops.

Drones with infrared cameras and other sensors can help identify insect problems and watering issues early. They can also help assess crop yields and locate missing cattle.

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