Tag: Aerial Spraying

A few hours after stepping off the airplane, two public affairs representatives from the 910th Airlift Wing walk into a brewery on the coast of St. Augustine. It's a travel ...

A new chapter is opening for the National Agricultural Aviation Association in 2022, its centennial anniversary. A fourth-generation Wisconsinite, Jim Perrin, has been named the organization’s president for the year. ...

Coming from a family of pilots, I was again struck by the power of aviation when I read that a single aircraft flown by a pilot can spray thousands of ...

Kicks off Fifth Annual National Pesticide Safety Education Month with new Spanish-language Pesticide Safety Videos for Farmworkers Pesticide Update - EPA’s Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention - Feb. ...

“This airplane just goes.” That’s the sentiment expressed by long-time Thrush pilot and 510 BEAST operator Tracy Stokes. Although the weather wasn’t cooperating for AgAir Update’s planned evaluation flight of ...

The aerial application industry has always been one to welcome innovation. In the past 100 years, technical advancements have been no less than astounding. This has been especially true in ...

NEAL AIRCRAFT - 75 YEARS IN AVIATION In 1945 Roy Neal joined the U. S. Army Air Corps 4th Ferry Group flying 48 missions in the China-Burma-India theatre during April15, ...

If you drove through the small town of Tuscola, Illinois, in the summer, you would think that the county seat of around 4,500 residents had no airport. And you would ...

Ag workers are in high demand in the sky as well as on the ground. After a record-breaking year for the amount of acres sprayed with fungicides by air in ...

Lifelong friends Jim Younggren and Bill Sugden recently received the most prestigious aviation award for their 50 years of safe flying. Their formative years were spent in airplanes while growing ...