Tag: Aerial application

It may seem like a profession from another era, but crop dusting remains an important job in 2020. “The newer pilots, well they call themselves agricultural aerial applicators and most ...

The Atlanta Falcons' home, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, is believed to be the first professional sports venue to implement drones to clean the stadium, but they're not the only ones using new technology. ...

The Hughes County Commission, taking pages from Hyde County, has amended siting requirements for wind energy towers in the county. Significant testimony both for and against the requirements was presented ...

Take a listen to this podcast featuring Emily Daniel, an Ag pilot from New Jersey in the most recent installment of the Shark Farmer Podcast. Emily Daniel Listen Here

John Otten swoops down above fields of row crops and rangeland while dodging trees and jumping power lines at speeds over 100 MPH in a bright yellow aerial application plane ...

Do you ever get an email in your inbox and think: “Who the heck wrote this, and what were they thinking? How did this person get hired to write this ...

It’s not every day when a scientific discovery published in the Physical Review Letters has relevance to your farm. A basic science discovery announced recently at Purdue University is the ...

Tassel time is go time for seed production field crews and fungicide application. For Joel Meyer during peak aerial application season it would take one and a half full-time employees ...

Farr Air opened its doors in 2000, flying a Weatherly 620B aircraft out of Lewvan.  In an interview, Jeff Farr, the owner of the aerial application company, said he didn’t ...

Swarms of locusts spreading across Pakistan are emerging as a bigger threat to the economy than the coronavirus pandemic, with the pests threatening farm output, livelihoods and food security. The ...