The Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) recently held training workshops in using drone technology for coastal mapping and monitoring in...
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-under US$165,000 project As part of its efforts to improve and increase rice production across the country, the government will soon make drone technology and Geographic Information System (GIS) services free of charge to farmers in all rice-growing regions, a Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) release announced yesterday. The article Rice farmers to benefit from free GIS, drone technology appeared first on Stabroek News.
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