Up in the Air: Drone Regulations for Agriculture Across the South, an increasing number of farmers are utilizing drones for agricultural purposes, including seeding and spraying. The increase in the use of drones for agriculture has led to a rise in new high-tech jobs in rural areas, as well as drone manufacturers building hubs closer to agricultural regions, such as DMR Technologies in Louisiana. Public colleges and universities, such as West Georgia Technical College, have also begun offering training courses designed to teach established agricultural professionals the fundamentals of drone usage and how to obtain a license. To date, few Southern states have taken legislative steps to address the rise in drone usage in the agricultural sector, and only a handful of states have made special exceptions for remote pilots and aerial applicators using drones
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