Posts Of Interest

Monsanto Modified Wheat Unapproved by USDA Found in Oregon Field – Bloomberg

Monsanto Modified Wheat Unapproved by USDA Found in Oregon Field By Alan Bjerga – May 29, 2013 11:31 AM PT The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investigating a report of genetically modified wheat, which wasn’t approved for use, in Oregon this month, raising questions of how the Monsanto Co. (MON) product got into a farmer’s

Monsanto Modified Wheat Unapproved by USDA Found in Oregon Field – Bloomberg Read Post »

Another Satisfied Kawak Aviation Snorkel Pump User!

STAR Flight debuts new firefighting helicopter By: YNN Staff   It may seem like a high-price tag for a Vietnam-era helicopter, but STAR Flight pilot Willy Colberson couldn’t be happier with the $2.2 million aircraft. “It was a fantastic machine then and it’s a fantastic machine now with all the improvements gone into this product,” Willy

Another Satisfied Kawak Aviation Snorkel Pump User! Read Post »

Letter from NAAA to the FAA in regards, to UAV in Agriculture…

April 22, 2013 Docket Operations, M – 30 U.S. Department of Transportation 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE West Building Ground Floor, Room W12 – 140 Washington, DC 20590-0001 Re: Docket Number FAA 2013-0061 To whom it may concern: The National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA) is pleased to provide the FAA with our unique perspective as

Letter from NAAA to the FAA in regards, to UAV in Agriculture… Read Post »

Unmanned Aviation Systems are a Global necessitiy

Canada’s military wants its next unmanned aircraft system to be cap­able of dropping search-and-rescue sup­plies in the Arctic and in other areas as it looks to expand UAS roles into activities formerly conducted by manned platforms. Canada plans to spend between CAN $1 billion (US $998 million) and $1.5 billion on a new fleet of

Unmanned Aviation Systems are a Global necessitiy Read Post »

Bend Companies partner to use UAV’s to study potatoes

Remote-controlled vehicles to be used in research around Hermiston By Tim Doran / The Bulletin Published: April 11. 2013 4:00AM PST Operators will soon begin flying remote-controlled aircraft over potato fields around Hermiston, taking pictures of the plants as part of a research effort to help farmers better manage their crops. The project, which involves

Bend Companies partner to use UAV’s to study potatoes Read Post »

Scroll to Top