Summer skies offer picturesque scenes of white clouds on a blue expanse, and for many in rural America, there is an air show not to be missed. The Ohio Farm Bureau shares what it takes to be an aerial applicator.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Shares What it Takes to be an Aerial Applicator
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