Paul Hodgins

Last of our Corn fungicide applications happening this week. A big thank you to our long term repeat customers and the new ones who used our services!! Safe harvest to all growers.

@KevinNixon_ We got 1.3” here at Lucan airport

What am i doing wrong here?

@RyanBenjamins Started a couple fields this morning.

Corn fungicide season begins next week. Some hybrids are silking before tassel emergence.

@RyanBenjamins @ahsomefarms @Bluewater_GP @FieldViewCanada Proud to be able to contribute our aerial services on this project Ryan. Will be no mistaking this field!

I thought Jack @ahsomefarms messed up planting the corn for @Bluewater_GP . Keep an eye out for this in a few weeks @Agcat61 . Thanks Jack and @FieldViewCanada

@RyanBenjamins @Bluewater_GP @TimVanderlinde @davenoorloos0 @ahsomefarms I recognize that field, however my view was a lot lower during the fungicide treatment!!

It’s a nice frozen morning for taking corn off ⁦@Bluewater_GP⁩ There’s always good community support. ⁦@TimVanderlinde⁩ ⁦@davenoorloos0⁩ ⁦@ahsomefarms⁩

This field has ZERO fungicide! Any more questions about tar spot? Sept 13th 2023 photo. @AlbertTenuta @BASFCanada @Maizex

@Chimoguy Larry, we having been spraying fungicides/insecticides/fertilizers/cover crops by air and have never harmed one ear of corn. Out of Lucan genairspray@hotmail.com

Why????

Cover crop applications are a great, sustainable method to ensure soil health. Aerial application is the quickest way to apply cover crop seeds and is not disruptive to the crop and allows for more time for the cover crop to disperse benefits to the soil. farmprogress.com/commentary/how…

Corn fungicide run over, thank you to all our customers who put their trust in our services. Switching over to cover crop applications

There’s a cover crop for every field, whether your goal is to underseed red clover in winter wheat, plant late season oats for feed, or use coverage to prevent erosion. Your P&H rep can provide access to every cover crop under the sun. Learn more: bit.ly/3lDJaIG

@RyanBenjamins @middlesexfarmer @Uplandssarah @Agcat61 If anyone is needing fall rye for cover crops I have 900 bu in wagons!

@Uplandssarah @BoersmaDarryl Sarah, we are flying oats on for MacKeller’s into pumpkin fields @ 25 lbs/ac. Probably This Saturday

@BoersmaDarryl Our other cover crops that are already planted really need the rain LOL

Recommendations for Aerial cover crop applicators in SW Ontario? Rts appreciated #ontag #covercrops

@CovingtonAir @prattandwhitney Landing gear gives it away!

Market the aerial application of cover crops to farmer/customers before the season begins. This allows cover crop seeds to be applied earlier, before harvest of the cash crop, allowing for deeper root penetration, soil aeriation, hydration and nutrient development. @farmdaily

Our aerial seeded cover crop has established nicely. If you look closely you’ll see the plants are mostly in clumps where earthworms have taken the seeds into their burrows

One of the many projects we get involved with but this one is pretty cool - combining agronomics and economics to make better decisions for everyone. @MyVeritas_HQ @DeveronUAS @JordanPSinclair

A month later this oats is well established 30” rows aerially applied @ 50 lbs for Yellow Gold Farms Parkhill #covercrops

Aerial application of cover crops is a preferred method due to the ability to aerial seed before harvest allowing more time for the plant to grow, aerate, feed and hydrate the soil. @CropLifeAmerica