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Aerial Applicators Do Way More

Here's another series of great facts about aerial application to share with people on your social media channels, your schools, etc. We all know everything aerial application can do, but not everyone else does! Let's go beyond "chemicals." As a career writer and dedicated "myth buster" in food and farming,...

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Aborted Takeoffs

One of the most harrowing experiences of my flying career occurred because of an aborted takeoff. I was flying an AgTruck off a farmer’s 2500-foot grass strip, with a friend of mine flying a 450 HP AgCat. We worked all morning, took a lunch break, then back to work in...

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Cycle Tracking

  In 2021, we celebrated the 100th year of agricultural aviation, and I celebrated my 25th year with Covington Aircraft. Many achievements in life are marked by time. "Let every man be master of his time." -William Shakespeare. Many of you are wondering, Craymer, how are you going to talk...

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A Night with a SATLOC

At Night With A Satloc   I had an AgAir Update reader email me about an article he had “dug” up from 1994. Gee, that was 27 years ago! I finally found the article stored away in the archives. It brought back many memories.   In the article, I visited...

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Uphill or Downhill

One of the most spectacular aviation incidents I’ve ever witnessed occurred a few years back when I was flying off a farmer’s packed dirt strip oriented north/south, with a 1-degree gradient, the southern end being highest. I was flying a Thrush S2R, and a friend was flying an M-18 Dromader...

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