Purdue Extension agricultural economist Corinne Alexander recently presented “Agricultural Outlook 2013,” a free webinar to help farmers and others in agriculture make better business decisions following the worst drought in decades.
CropLife America (CLA), the national trade association representing the developers, manufacturers and distributors of crop protection products, welcomes […]
As the 2012 season winds down in the United States, the trend I’ve seen in previous years continues…more and more growers are choosing aerial application to control diseases and pests.
To understand how aerial application is viewed by the marketplace, CropLife conducted a survey of its readers, which produced some interesting results.
Aerial application, when used in a systematic approach to crop protection, can deliver prompt, accurate and efficient control of pests and resistant weed species.
In light of the many demands of owning and operating planes, most ag retailers advocate contracting with a local aerial business for aerial application services.
Finding the perfect aerial applicator for your operation is as easy as talking to other local growers, checking with associations and researching local companies.
