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I’m excited to report that there will be a training school in the summer of 2011 for aerial applicators that want to fly on cover crops! The planning for this meeting has been going on for some time with Dave Eby from AgriFlite Services, Inc, myself, and Dennis R. Gardisser, Ph.D, P.E. from WRK of Arkansas, LLC. At . . . → Read More: Aerial Application of Cover Crops Training-NAAA Certification  I have heard that a number of aerial applicators admit that they are guessing approximately how wide they need to fly to apply different cover crops. I have seen evidence that some of them have guessed wrong! Two or three years ago an applicator guessed wrong by leaving approximately 80’ wide gaps in a number . . . → Read More: Aerial Application of cover crops — an art or a science…or both? Corn should be dried "up to the ear" for best results when utilizing aerial application. Approximately 50% of the sunlight should reach the ground in the field when aerial applying cover crops into corn. A few years back many said “August 15-25” was the right date to aerial seed cover crops into corn. . . . → Read More: When to aerial apply cover crops into corn |
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