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The Gazette: Iowa City drone sprayer company gets attention in Memphis
April 10, 2018
Michael Ott can see a future where a fleet of drones flies over a farm field, doing the same work planes and tractors do today.
A co-founder of Rantizo, a agriculture-technology startup, Ott and business partner Matthew Beckwith are working on a way for farmers to more precisely deliver chemicals, such as fertilizer, to their fields.
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