With the mass die-off of bees spelling trouble for agriculture, the world's largest retailer has filed patents for the use of "unmanned vehicles," or drones, to aid with pollination and crop production. Walmart has applied for six patents on drones designed to identify pest damage, spray pesticides and pollinate plants.
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