More Real-Life Crop Dusters: Keeping America's Crops Healthy Is Noble Work
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By Mark Nankivil |
Air Cover Crop Dusting is based at the Bowling Green Municipal Airport (KH19)
located just north of Bowling Green, MO. They use three Air Tractor
manufactured aircraft (two AT-301 and one AT-401) for crop dusting in the area.
We were lucky enough to stop by as the AT-401 (N1544R) was coming back in to
reload and refuel for another trip out to spray soybean fields not far from the
airport. The sweet, smooth sound of the Pratt & Whitney R1340 as she taxied
in and ticked over at idle while being reloaded and refueled was a wonderful
sound.
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Just came in from taking some nice pictures of this aircraft as she worked over the tall corn. We are 30 miles west of Cleveland, Ohio
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