Tag: Ag Aviation

via Air Tractor Gene Williams, the man who set the standards for Air Tractor customer service throughout his career, passed away May 7 in Wichita Falls, Texas. He was 82. ...

via FAA The FAA has updated its protocol regarding mental health diagnoses for pilots, streamlining the review process for certain conditions. Now, pilots with a history of up to two ...

William “Bill” Reynolds was born and bred in the mosquito control industry, as he says. With an academic background in computer science and marketing, Bill early on developed technologies to ...

In New Zealand, aerial lime spreading ensures even distribution, particularly over the country’s diverse topography. This method optimizes the surface area contact between lime particles and soil, enhancing the effectiveness ...

It seems that every time a new forecast comes out, the weather seems to be taking a long walk down the wrong road. Record-breaking temperatures, rainfall, tornadoes, flooding, massive thunderstorms, ...

It takes a lot of food to feed livestock. There is also a lot of land for crops around the world. Animal rights activists sometimes try to convince you that ...

As agriculture evolved and expanded after World War II, a critical need arose for aircraft tailored specifically to the demands of agricultural work. Fred Ernest Weick, an esteemed American aviation ...

Thus says the Lord, who stretches out the heavens, lays the earth's foundation, and forms the spirit of man within him: “Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of drunkenness to all the surrounding peoples ...

Beginning in late May, aerial applications are a relatively common sight in Michiana agriculture. Most pesticide treatments are applied by ground applicators and are not as visible as aerial application. ...

CLEVELAND, Miss. - The second class of students from the Commercial Aviation Department at Delta State University to graduate with an Agricultural Aviation Operations Career Pathway Certification were recognized during ...