Tag: oct2023

2024 brought us hundreds of photo submissions, many of which were featured in our AgAv Pics section of AgAir Update, with many others highlighted on our social media channels for ...

I knew you had trouble when you walked in. Sorry, I couldn't help that; it's a little Taylor Swift dad joke. I thought my daughters could appreciate that. When it ...

by Byron Yoder Maintaining the exterior appearance of agricultural aircraft is crucial not only for aesthetic purposes but also for ensuring the longevity and performance of the aircraft. Wash soaps ...

Two striking incidents I witnessed during my early ag aviation career illustrated the hazards of rushing things and the need to adhere to standardized procedures in all phases of flight, ...

Click on any major urban area media outlet, and there are a lot of myths out there when it comes to soil health. People may think modern "big ag" farms ...

RT Turbines is well-known in the agricultural aviation industry for its quality service. The company commenced operations in 1993 in Indiana as Midwest Aircraft Welding before relocating to its current ...

Wire Strikes   I find it unusual that wire strikes this year have taken the spotlight for ag aviation accidents. However, one cannot deny the facts; wire strikes are rising. ...

For as long as AgAir Update has been in publication (over 40 years!), a key feature of the publication has been an extensive ag aviation-specific classified section. Nowhere else could ...