News Releases
August 11 – Aerial Applicators Seeding Cover Crops, Nourishing Soil This Late Summer and Early Fall
June 3 – Aerial Application Saves Corn from Severe Tar Spot Infection
January 8 – Mike Rivenbark of Clinton, North Carolina Elected 2025 NAAA President
January 8 – Matt Hovdenes of Casselton, North Dakota Elected 2025 NAAA Vice President
January 8 –Tim Swanson of Elsie, Michigan Named 2025 NAAA Secretary
January 8 –Sue Stewart of Haskell, Texas Elected 2025 NAAA Treasurer
September 30 – EPA Accepts NAAA’s Recommendations to Update and Improve Accuracy of Aerial Drift Model in its ESA Insecticide Strategy Policy
August 22 – Aerial Applicators Seeding Cover Crops by Air Late Summer and Early Fall
January 18 – Ray Newcomb of Pembroke, New Hampshire Elected 2024 NAAA President
January 18 – Glenn Holloway of Merigold, Mississippi Elected 2024 NAAA Vice President
January 18 –Joel Meyer of Wellsburg, IA Elected 2024 NAAA Secretary
January 18 –Matt Woolard of Corning, Arkansas Elected 2024 NAAA Treasurer
November 16 – During Drone Safety Awareness Week, NAAA Urges UAS Operators to be Alert to Low-Flying Agricultural Aircraft
April 2 – UAS Operators Cautioned to Not Disrupt Food Supply Chain During COVID-19 Pandemic by Interfering with Low-Flying Ag Aircraft
January 30 – NAAA Receives Best of NAMA Award for Aerial Application Ad Campaign
September 10 – Five Facts You Need to Know About Aerial Application and UAVs
July 1 – Mark and Log Towers Today to Avoid Liability and Comply with Upcoming FAA Regulations
May 22 – NAAA Releases 2019 Aerial Application Industry Survey Results
April 17 – NAAA Develops ‘Preseason’ Press Release to Raise Awareness about Ag Aviation Activities in Members’ Local Communities
April 8 – NAAA Cautions Hobbyist and Professional UAS Operators to be Mindful of Low-Flying Agricultural Aircraft this Growing Season