Tag: Ag Aviation

Boise, January 20, 2022 - AeroLEDs, LLC is pleased to announce FAA-STC approval for the SunSpot™ 36 and 46 Series LED Landing and Taxi lights on various Sikorsky Models, adding ...

Faced with the threat of the Zika virus, Miami decided to pull out the heavy artillery. This Wednesday, more than 25 square kilometers north of the city will be treated ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Jan. 12 that it “will take the necessary steps to regulate lead pollution from aircrafts (sic).” Those steps begin with proposing an “endangerment ...

Growing up in the South, one becomes accustomed to the sounds, sights, and aerial acrobatics of low-flying planes and their daredevil pilots. Although, you’ll often witness spectators stopped roadside, witnessing ...

Former director of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau Nat Nagy has been appointed as CEO of the Aerial Application Association of Australia (AAAA). Nagy was appointed in December after long-time ...

Agriculture equipment manufacturers and AEM partners in the Washington D.C. ag community are gearing up to showcase how innovation enables sustainability in the heart of the nation’s capital. AEM’s Celebration ...

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 ...

Chem-Man has announced its 2022 software training seminar, to be held on February 4th, in Jonesboro, Arkansas. This full-day seminar will be sure to cover the basics up through advanced ...

Recent research by the Illinois Nutrient Research and Education Council shows planting cover crops ahead of soybeans can help maintain yields   During a visit to Eric Miller’s Piatt County, ...

SUDLERSVILLE, Md. — As a veteran aerial applicator, Mark Whalen has been approached by a lot of people interested in becoming an ag pilot. Each time, he’d talk through all ...