A new era of precision agriculture arrives in Arkansas as DMR Technologies and Greenway Equipment bring the Field Ranger X50 to rice and row crop operations.

Arkansas grows more rice than any other state in the country, and by a wide margin. Add in soybeans, cotton, and corn, and you get a farming economy where every acre is worked hard, and every input dollar has to earn its keep. That's the market Greenway Equipment has served for decades — and as of this month, it's the market DMR Technologies is entering.
DMR Technologies and Greenway Equipment have signed a dealer agreement putting the Field Ranger X50 — DMR's American-built agricultural spray drone — into Greenway's network of roughly 30 locations spanning Arkansas and Southeast Missouri. It's DMR's third dealer partnership in the region, following agreements already in place with Sunshine Quality Solutions in Louisiana and Everglades Equipment Group in Florida.
For DMR, the Delta represents something different from sugarcane country: higher-volume row-crop acreage, tighter planting-to-harvest windows, and a grower base that has already gone all in on precision ag technology. It's a proving ground, and Greenway is the dealer with the relationships to get DMR in front of it.
QUICK FACTS

DMR Technologies signs a dealer agreement with Everglades Equipment Group, bringing the Field Ranger X50 spray drone to Florida sugarcane growers.

DMR Technologies partners with Air Heca, the drone arm of Heca Global, to distribute the Field Ranger X50 agricultural spray drone across South America.

WHY IT MATTERS
"Arkansas isn't a market you ease into — growers here already run tight operations with tight margins, and they don't have patience for equipment that doesn't perform," said Ed Pippin, Vice President of Sales at DMR Technologies. "Greenway has the trust and the footprint to put the X50 in front of the right operators fast. That's exactly what we needed for a market this size."
Landon Casey, pilot in command for Greenway Equipment, added: "Our customers expect us to bring them equipment that actually solves a problem, not just adds to the shed. Spray drones are the next step for a lot of the growers we work with, and DMR's platform is one we're comfortable standing behind."
Every Field Ranger X50 leaving DMR's Lafayette facility is fully tested, calibrated, and backed by an experienced service team. For Greenway's customer base, the pitch is straightforward: a domestically built platform, backed by a dealer they already call for parts and service, with no factory on the other side of the country to chase down if something goes wrong.
With Sunshine Quality Solutions in Louisiana and Everglades Equipment Group in Florida already on board, the Greenway agreement gives DMR dealer coverage running from the Gulf Coast up through the Delta — a footprint the company expects to keep building on through the back half of 2026.
About DMR Technologies, Inc.
DMR Technologies is an American designer and manufacturer of commercial unmanned aerial systems headquartered in Houston, Texas, with operations in Detroit, Michigan, and Lafayette, Louisiana. The company's product lines span precision agriculture, industrial inspection, FPV, maritime autonomy, counter-drone defense, personal eVTOL, and STEM education. All DMR platforms are NDAA-compliant. Learn more at dmrdrones.com.
About Greenway Equipment
Greenway Equipment is a John Deere dealership group serving agricultural operators across Arkansas and Southeast Missouri, with equipment sales, precision ag technology, parts, and full-service support. Rooted in the Arkansas Delta's row-crop and rice-farming communities, Greenway has built its reputation on being the dealer growers call first. Learn more at gogreenway.com .
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