Tag: Aerial application

I recall a sales pitch for car polish that said, “Use this product and the only surprises you’ll get are pleasant ones.”  That sounds good, but I prefer to have ...

NAAA receives constant reports from commercial manned and unmanned aerial application businesses about drone application work that is being conducted outside of the law. NAAA has been told that unregistered ...

What goes up, must come down. Just how aerial fungicide applications come down is essential for efficacy and safety. To help make aerial application viable for growers struggling to make ...

When it comes to Helicopter Aerial Agricultural Services, the choice between dry spreading and wet spreading plays a crucial role. Both methods have their unique advantages and are suited to different ...

City council members were very quick to approve a request from a local aerial applicator whose parent company has proposed to invest more than $400,000 in improvements to the leased ...

Aerial Applicators (AKA Crop Dusters) are a vital part of Michigan's agriculture. They help fight invasive species in forests and keep crops free of pests. See what it's like to ...

POND CREEK, Okla. — A Pond Creek company’s aircraft, flown by one of its agriculture pilots, is set to be captured on film this upcoming week for “Twisters.” The Air Tractor ...

Aerial application is an important aspect of agriculture, and like farming, some people are born with a passion for it.

“Drift” is when the wind carries an herbicide application off-target and causes unintended damage to a nearby crop. An average of 400 drift complaints have been filed with the Arkansas ...