Tag: Ag Aviation

(BOISE, Idaho — July 9, 2020) Aviation Specialties Unlimited, (ASU) was awarded the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Flight Standards Operations Inspectors and Aircraft Certification Pilots night vision goggle (NVG) contract ...

Stronger protection from bird and drone strikes further affirms company’s focus on safety.   (Albany, Georgia) Few hazards are more worrisome to an ag pilot than a bird strike or, ...

A veteran Culpeper County crop duster died June 18 when the helicopter he was piloting struck a dove line and crashed in a field just north of Goldsboro, North Carolina. ...

Take a look as Nebraska's Ryan Wells speaks on the misconceptions of the Chemigation of pesticides through pivot irrigation. Ryan shows through mathematic equations and visual aide simulations to demonstrate. ...

BOISE — The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is seeking public comment from the agriculture community on its proposed changes to rules around pesticide and chemigation use and application. The ...

What does a Brazilian ag operator do, who has more than forty-five years of ag-flying experience, when he looks out his office window and sees an impressive line-up of 13 ...

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 ...

Should you go ground or air? That’s the question many growers struggle with as they try to determine the best method of applying disease-fighting fungicide to their growing corn crops. ...

There are many paradigm-shifting ways the COVID-19 crisis has impacted our nation. Among them is a greater recognition of certain important industries, such as food production and commercial air service, ...