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The Role of Drones in Monitoring Indoor Farms
Indoor Farm Jobs
July 29, 2025
Hello Growers! 🚁🌱
This week, we’re taking a closer look—literally—at how drones are being used to monitor indoor farms. From scanning plant health to mapping growing zones, these high-tech helpers are bringing a bird’s-eye view to controlled environments.
As always, we’ve got a fresh lineup of indoor farm job openings below. Know someone who this future-forward field’d inspire? Share this newsletter—we appreciate your support in growing the community!
🔥Featured Job of the Week
The CEO will lead and oversee all facets of the organization’s operations—from cultivation and manufacturing to distribution and retail—ensuring they align with the board-approved strategic plan and support tribal economic development goals. This position is responsible for building and guiding a high-performing leadership team across key departments, including human resources, finance, marketing, and operations.
A critical part of the role involves ensuring full compliance with all relevant tribal, state, and federal cannabis regulations, including compact agreements. The CEO will maintain clear and consistent communication with the Board of Directors and the Tribal Business Committee, fostering transparency and accountability.
In addition, the CEO will manage the organization’s financial well-being through budgeting, financial reporting, and long-term planning. As the primary representative of the organization, the CEO will engage with both internal and external stakeholders to build strong, collaborative relationships.
At the heart of this role is a commitment to cultural stewardship and the promotion of tribal values in every aspect of the organization’s work.
🕐Full-Time
🏢Island Pezirvices
📍Hastings, MN
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🧑🌾 This Week’s Indoor Farm Jobs
Here are the latest jobs added to our board:
🕐Full-Time (Remote)
🏢Hedgehog Foods
📍Macon, GA
🕐Full-Time (Remote)
🏢Nourse Farms
📍Mills River, NC
🕐Full-Time (Remote)
🏢Nourse Farms
📍Mills River, NC
🕐Full-Time (Remote)
🏢Nourse Farms
📍Mills River, NC
🕐Full-Time (Remote)
🏢Harvest
📍New York City, NY
🕐Full-Time
🏢Deloitte
📍Arlington, VA
🕐Full-Time
🏢Clemson University
📍Clemson, SC
🕐Full-Time
🏢St. John’s United
📍Billings, MT
🕐Full-Time (contract)
🏢Just Vertical
📍Etobicoke, ON (Remote-Online)
🕐Full-Time
🏢United Way via Learn4Good
📍Ankeny, IA
🕐Full-Time
🏢Sunnyside Produce, LTD.
📍Delta, British Columbia
🕐Seasonal
🏢Bailey Nurseries
📍Newport, MN
🕐Full-Time
🏢Atlantic Grown Organics Inc
📍Spring Valley, Prince Edward Island, CA
🕐Full-Time
🏢Atlantic Grown Organics Inc
📍Spring Valley, Prince Edward Island, CA
🕐Full-Time
🏢Bevo Farms LTD
📍Edmonton, AB, CA
🚁 Industry Snapshot: The Role of Drones in Monitoring Indoor Farms
Drones aren’t just for outdoor fields—they’re now flying through greenhouses and vertical farms. Equipped with high-res cameras and sensors, drones help monitor crop health, detect pests, and track growth patterns in hard-to-reach areas.
In large-scale indoor farms, drones offer a faster, safer, and more accurate alternative to manual inspections. They collect real-time data that can be fed directly into AI systems for smarter decision-making.
As drone tech becomes more precise and affordable, it’s creating jobs in drone operations, data analysis, and farm tech support. The sky’s the limit for smart farming indoors.
🎥 Inside the Indoor Farm (YouTube Series)
Go behind the scenes with our video series showcasing day-in-the-life stories, job role spotlights, and company culture inside the world of indoor farming.
The Use of Drones in Greenhouses is Becoming Increasingly Widespread
🎥 Drones in Indoor Farming? Yep—It's Happening.
Think drones are just for wide-open fields? Think again. In this quick video from BBC Click, you'll get a look inside Iron Ox, a high-tech indoor farm using drones and robotics to monitor crops and move plants with precision. These flying helpers are part of a fully automated system designed to grow food more efficiently, with less waste and fewer resources. It’s a glimpse into how indoor farms are getting smarter—one drone flight at a time.
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