Tag: nov2024

The following is from Andrew Moore's CEO Report during the 2024 Fall Board Meeting of the National Agricultural Aviation Association via NAAA. It has been edited for space. For the ...

What began as a "poetic project" by a father and two sons in a small engine workshop in Brazil in 1970 has grown into the first and most traditional Brazilian ...

Agricultural aviation in Brazil began on August 19, 1947, when the first aerial application addressed a severe locust swarm in southern Brazil. Since then, the country has developed strong regulations ...

NAAA’s primary goal is to unite operators, pilots, allied businesses, and industry supporters to promote and safeguard the aerial application industry. However, the benefits of membership extend well beyond its ...

Paul wrote, “Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we ...

In my last article, I detailed my recent stint in the Midwest during the ever-so-famous "Corn Run." While my time there focused on Chem-Man's areas for improvement, it was also ...

I must admit how surprised I was after finding information linking the famous physicist Albert Einstein to aviation. But before getting into the details, I want to set the stage ...

A farmer's job is to produce food to feed our growing population. Raising animals takes a lot of hard work, but does the work required mean that farmers care about ...

Agricultural aviation has long played a crucial role in supporting America’s farmers and feeding the world. Yet, as most of us reading this are intimately familiar with, it's an industry ...

Rick Boardman’s career in aerial application spans over four decades, but his journey began much earlier, rooted in the family tradition of farming and passion for the agricultural industry. Raised ...