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Photo & ag tech editor at DTN, DTNPF.com, Progressive Farmer magazine. Former sports editor w/ @SteamboatPilot. Product of a Kansas wheat farm & #KState.

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American-Made Drones Fly High

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By Joel Reichenberger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
SOURCING STRUGGLES The December FCC ruling doesn't require current users of foreign-made drones to stop using their machines or restrict the sale of previously approved drones. Citing threats to national security, it promises not to authorize any new foreign-made drones for use in the United States, and, surprising some in the industry, not to allow the use of many foreign components.
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American-Made Drones Fly High

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By Joel Reichenberger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
SOURCING STRUGGLES The December FCC ruling doesn't require current users of foreign-made drones to stop using their machines or restrict the sale of previously approved drones. Citing threats to national security, it promises not to authorize any new foreign-made drones for use in the United States, and, surprising some in the industry, not to allow the use of many foreign components.
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Family Returns for Wheat Harvest

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By Joel Reichenberger Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
When I think back to those days, I don't remember being tired or hungry. I don't even remember being hot, though a 99-degree-Fahrenheit day on the 4020 had to have been horrible. What I do remember is family. I remember riding in the combine with my grandpa and later my dad. I'm 43 years old and can't think of a seat more comfortable than the little one next to those men in the combine. I remember aunts and uncles driving the grain trucks, and my mom with the lunch and snacks.
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