Are Drones the Future of Pest Control? | MDF&H

** 2026 REGIONAL EMMY WINNER ** Richardson Farms in White Marsh is one of the largest growers in Kale in the state of Maryland. Which is why the Diamondback Moth, one of the world’s most notorious crop killers, love their fields. Instead of conventional pesticides, Brian Richardson, calls in Kirk Floyd and son William “Bugg” Floyd of KDrones to air drop hundreds of thousands parasitic wasps onto his crops. The wasps will lay their eggs in the diamondback during their caterpillar stage, where the larvae will eat them from the inside out. What might sound like a horror movie is just another way for farmers to work with nature to grow our food. Join us as we celebrate the 12th season of Maryland Farm and Harvest, the award-winning series that tells enlightening stories of the passionate men and women who work the land and grow our food. With host Joanne Clendining Airing Tuesdays at 7pm on MPT • Repeats Thursdays at 11:00pm and Sundays at 6am on MPT • Repeats Fridays at 7:30pm on MPT2 Learn more on MPT: https://www.mpt.org/programs/farm/ Watch episodes on demand here: https://video.mpt.tv/show/maryland-fa... Download the free PBS app: https://www.mpt.org/anywhere/pbs-app/ Stay connected with MPT and Maryland Farm & Harvest Website: https://www.mpt.org/programs/farm/ Facebook:   / marylandfarmharvest   Instagram:   / mdfarmtv   Season 12 Episode 7 #farmlife #farming #farmvideos