@kowalchukfarms1 This is also happening in the heart of the corn belt, plenty of rain. I will say it again, can't stop it all the time but can do things to help much of the time. How many acres would be grass if it wasn't for government paying for most of crop insurance?
@farmerschneck Quart or two of crop oil per ton keeps the dust from separating, then empty the tank every night. Run the fan 10 minutes before filling.
@6Shittalkerffs Who ever is flying the drone has to be able to see to be legal. Can't take photos looking into your house or close by that you couldn't take standing on public spot. Can't legally shoot the drone, but they do make glow in the day clay pigeons you can shoot at night legally.
@braunfarm Started out shoveling out of the back of a IH single axle truck. Learned quick to pile the fertilizer over the back axle, walking to the front of the truck for each scoop shovel full made a lot more work.
@BryanBiegs This is 20 pounds of Rye flown on with a drone last fall. Doesn't look like much but does make a difference for the amount of corn residue staying in place.