Aerial Planting: Up in the air

June 08, 2022 02:12 PM • 
Charlsie McKay

Can the art and science of aerial rice planting become the new no-till farming for rice producers?

Arkansas Farm Bureau shares why planting by air can be a very helpful option for growers.

When referring to aerial planting, Robert Stobaugh says having that tool in the toolbox is helpful to staying on schedule.

Related:

Better rice for Arkansas means better beer for the country

Planting Update: rice planting is behind the five-year average pace

100 years of aerial application






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