Many aerial application service customers do not realize the significant impact they can have on the safety of ag pilots who treat their fields. Before a farmer or landowner considers leasing land for ...

Summer skies fill with planes and helicopters in rural Illinois every summer as corn and soybean fields need crop protection. However, the risk to aerial applicators was magnified last month with four ...

“Although it’s a mature industry—it’s a progressive one,” says Andrew Moore, CEO of the National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA). In 2021, the aerial application industry marked its 100 year ...

No audio available for this content. AgJunction, a provider of hardware and software solutions for precision agriculture, today announced the release of its latest aerial guidance product, the ...

MEDINA, N.D. -- Brian Rau isn't anti-wind power, but says a wind industry that's still under construction can create unforeseen trade-offs for farmers and dangers for aerial applicators who serve them ...

ALEXANDRIA, VA – SEPTEMBER 10, 2019 – Over the last few years, the National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA)has consistently needed to set the record straight about inaccurate and/or ...

Though the aerial application industry is being described as maturing, it offers farmers another tool in their tool box when it comes to precision agriculture. Aerial application can help farmers save ...

BISMARCK, N.D. — Aerial applicators in North Dakota treated 5.5 million acres in 2024 — setting a new record while recording no fatal incidents in the year among pilots. "It's really astounding when ...

Ag pilot Scott Palmer sprays fungicide on an Iowa corn field. Unlike airline pilots, aerial applicators have relatively steady work, pandemic or no pandemic. Things are dour in the airline business.

No audio available for this content. Trimble has added enhancements to its Trimble Access Aerial Imaging 2.0 application to make it more robust, intuitive and easier to use. Part of the Trimble Access ...

Aerial applicators in North Dakota treated a record 5.5 million acres in 2024, with 70,000 acres treated by drones. The record was reached with no fatalities among pilots. Aerial applicators treated 5 ...