Successful Organization Treats Over 239000 Acres Using Helicopters and Drones

September 09, 2025 | Dakota County, Minnesota


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Successful Organization Treats Over 239000 Acres Using Helicopters and Drones
Dakota County officials highlighted impressive achievements in land management during the recent Board of Commissioners meeting, showcasing innovative methods that have significantly expanded their reach. This year, the county utilized a helicopter to treat over 239,000 acres, while drones were employed to cover an additional 9,383 acres. Ground teams also made a substantial impact, treating 15,004 acres.

The success of these efforts has drawn attention from other organizations seeking to learn from Dakota County's effective strategies. The commendation of the county's approach underscores its reputation as a leader in land management practices. As the county continues to innovate and expand its treatment capabilities, the community can expect ongoing improvements in land health and management efficiency.

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