Tag: Ag Aviation

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, ...

Living Our Everyday Life To Please God “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual ...

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 ...

The National Agricultural Aviation Association is pleased to announce its 2022 officer team, led by NAAA President Jim Perrin. Serving alongside Perrin are Vice President Craig Craft, Secretary Ray Newcomb ...

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 ...

Left to Right: Jose Miles, Marcos Gimenez, Fabian Quintana, Leonidas GomezCuello, Cap. Luis Cordero, Juan Phillips (AgSur Aviones) ferry pilot Matias Gurmandi (masked), and Cap. Wilson Gutierrez The first Air ...

This year marks a special milestone for the crop-dusting industry. 2021 is the 100th anniversary of the first crop dusting application. The first aerial application of a pesticide ever was ...

  PAUL BRUTON ELECTED TAAA CHAIR Outgoing President Mike Thompson receives his TAAA President's Pin from wife, Denise.   Congratulations are in order to Paul Bruton of El Campo who ...