#crop duster

[peanuts-fan]

crop duster

[welldigger62]

NO, that plane is not ready to crash. We just have crop dusters in the area.

They fly back and forth over crops with a sprayer on their plane. Every so often they have to make a trip back to the airport to refill their tank.

I admire their skill to make those quick turns.

Happy Saturday y’all 😃

[nocternalrandomness]

Cessna 188 AGtruck dusting a crop

[misforgotten2]

I love the smell of Agent Orange in the morning.

Reader's Digest   December 1974

[sayhowdycountrycritters]

A crop duster, ending their day, flies over our place into the evening sky.

[dynamhobby]

Dynam C-188 Crop Duster Orange RC Scale Plane

Dynam C-188 Crop Duster Orange Radio Controlled Scale Airplane 1500mm 59" Wingspan - PNP/BNF/RTF - DY8967OR

The Model C-188 is a family of light agricultural aircraft produced between 1966 and 1983 in the United States. Dynam has made a scale replica of this iconic aircraft (complete with pre-installed flaps!) Dynam brings the Model C-188 to life with this fun RC electric model.

[burnsoregonphotoblog]

Bureau of Land Management

Aerial Seeding

Taken on March 23, 2007

A contractor conducting aerial seeding within the BLM Oregon Burns District as part of an Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation Plan post wildland fire in order to help stabilize the soils and prevent the establishment of invasive annual grasses. Photo by BLM Oregon.

Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)

[michael-massa-micon]

Cropduster - July 2024 Cropdusters are crazy. They fly ridiculously close to trees, power lines, and highway traffic in order to properly spray the crops beneath them. But I always watch them as they go by, and if I am lucky, I get good images of them at work. As we drove back to Lincoln’s New Salem from Springfield, a cropduster was working a field near the highway. Kathy was driving so I was able to get several really good images. The first image is of the yellow cropduster making a wide turn after coming up from the field. The second image is as he roared past over Highway 97 directly in front of us. MWM

[amanitacz]

Model of the Set of pixelated aircrafts - Civilian aviation.

Link to see more about this model on Turbosquid.com:

https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/15-pixelated-aircrafts-civilian-aviation-1995131?referral=amanitacz

Link to the whole gallery:

https://www.turbosquid.com/Search/Artists/AmanitaCZ?referral=amanitacz

Link to the software:

http://www.cazaba.cz/

[ulkaralakbarova]

In order to protect the reputation of the American space program, a team of NASA administrators turn the first Mars mission into a phony Mars landing. Under threat of harm to their families the astronauts play their part in the deception on a staged set in a deserted military base. But once the real ship returns to Earth and burns up on re-entry, the astronauts become liabilities. Now, with the help of a crusading reporter, they must battle a sinister conspiracy that will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Robert Caulfield: Elliott Gould Col. Charles Brubaker: James Brolin Kay Brubaker: Brenda Vaccaro Lt. Col. Peter Willis: Sam Waterston Cmdr. John Walker: O.J. Simpson Dr. James Kelloway: Hal Holbrook Judy Drinkwater: Karen Black Albain: Telly Savalas Hollis Peaker: David Huddleston Walter Loughlin: David Doyle Sharon Willis: Lee Bryant Betty Walker: Denise Nicholas Elliot Whitter: Robert Walden Control Room Man: James B. Sikking Capsule Communicator: Alan Fudge Vice President Price: James Karen F.B.I. Man Number 1: Jon Cedar General Enders: Hank Stohl President: Norman Bartold Dr. Bergen: Darrell Zwerling Dr. Burroughs: Milton Selzer Horace Gruning: Lou Frizzell Mrs. Peaker: Nancy Malone Jerry: Paul Picerni Alva Leacock: Barbara Bosson Reporter (uncredited): Bob Harks Film Crew: Casting: Jane Feinberg Casting: Mike Fenton Set Decoration: Rick Simpson Production Design: Albert Brenner Original Music Composer: Jerry Goldsmith Director of Photography: Bill Butler Costume Design: Patricia Norris Sound mixer: Jerry Jost Stunt Coordinator: Bill Hickman Makeup Artist: Michael Westmore Location Manager: Ron Underwood Assistant Director: Irby Smith Art Direction: David M. Haber Producer: Paul Lazarus III Director: Peter Hyams Special Effects: Henry Millar Associate Producer: Michael I. Rachmil Editor: James Mitchell Still Photographer: Bruce McBroom Script Supervisor: Marshall J. Wolins Hairstylist: Emma M. diVittorio Boom Operator: Joseph Kite Special Effects: Bruce Mattox Special Effects: Robert Spurlock Camera Operator: James R. Connell Title Designer: Dan Perri Movie Reviews: John Chard: It’s a pleasure alright, and I don’t feel guilty about it at all!. A NASA space mission up to Mars fails to get off the ground due to major technical problems. Fearing funding could be taken away and wishing to avoid embarrassment, the powers that be decide to do a fake landing in a studio. With the astronauts forced to pretend that they are actually up on Mars, and fighting with their own personal belief systems, the government executives in charge fear that the fake flight could come to light. Upon learning that the outside world actually thinks they crashed upon reentering the earths atmosphere, the astronauts run for their lives knowing that the government can’t afford for the men to stay alive. Capricorn One is an excellent conspiracy picture that sadly seems to have been largely forgotten. Even today we are still hearing mooted stories of the landing on the moon actually being fake, so here director and writer Peter Hyams takes it and crafts a thrillingly taut piece of work. At the films heart is Elliot Gould’s (his great 70s work under valued) intrepid journalist, Robert Caulfield, after being nudged in the ribs by one of his friends at NASA, is himself under threat of death from shadowy government types who will think of nothing to offing him along with the astronauts. The film is split into two very significant halves, the first half is the set up, the conversations before and after the fake landing are clever and crucially attention grabbing, and of course we get to know our characters with the right amount of time. The film then shifts for the second half into a quality thriller chase movie, our main protagonists pursued by the government assassins courtesy of two gun toting helicopters. Jerry Goldsmith’s score brilliantly becoming part of the chase sequences, making the helicopters seem like death stalking machines operated by no man alone. We even get Telly Savalas joi...

[nocternalrandomness]

Dusty Crophopper

Dusty Crophopper is the protagonist of the 2013 Disney animated feature film Planes. Dusty was largely inspired by the Air Tractor AT-502 crop dusting agricultural aircraft and has minor influences from the Cessna 188, PZL-Mielec, and M-18 Dromader.

[spacevixenmusic]

Source: Arjuna [2001]

[cgclarkphoto]

wave of a wing -  cg photography

[abs0luteb4stard]

You can't improve on perfection of these various dangerous gender reveal stunts.

This would've been perfect if the plane crashed into the people. Maybe then they'd notice.

They traded one life for another. One life ends, another begins. It's all good.

[burnsoregonphotoblog]

This work, identified by PublicDomainFiles.com, is free of known copyright restrictions.

Title: District Manger BLM 74 South Alvord Ave. Burns Oregon 97720 Hay Creek Brush Spraying 1957

Creator: US Bureau of Land Management