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Looking for test fields for crop health mapping with drone/UAV, free maps provided to owner

I have a startup company called Airborne Recon Canada. We will be offering aerial crop health mapping and other services for the 2018 growing season. We need some test fields to fly in southern or central Ontario. For anyone willing to give permission to use their fields, all maps and other data generated will be given to the owner free of charge. Please reply to this thread or send an email to the address below if you are interested. 

email: info@airbornerecon.ca

website: airbornerecon.ca

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