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Dirty Planes= Thousands of Acres and Dedicated People The outside of Brian Fisher’s plane is just a testament to the hard work that goes on inside the plane and the planning before it can even be ready to take off. The priority is always the grower and we are proud to serve to the best […]
![IMG_7333[2067]](https://www.novusag.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IMG_73332067-100x100.jpg "Control Yield Damaging Insects in Beans")
There are many soybean fields this year that have great yield potential. Looking at fields for disease and insect pressure has proven that insect feeding is there and they can greatly damage your yields.
![IMG_7605[2850]](https://www.novusag.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IMG_76052850-1-100x100.jpg "THANK YOU TEAM & FISHER’S CROP CARE BY AIR- Over 10,000 Aerial Acres Done Over Weekend")
Novus Ag wants to extend a huge thank you to Brian Fisher with Fisher’s Crop Care by Air for the dedication to spraying acres over this holiday weekend. Our operations team along with Fisher’s Crop Care by Air accomplished over 10,000 acres over the weekend. Three planes were utilized and orders continue to get fulfilled. […]
![Untitled Design[2704]](https://www.novusag.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Untitled-Design2704-e1530642710708-100x100.png "Over $10,000 Worth in Aerial Applications Given to Novus Ag Fly-In Attendees")
Last Thursday Novus Ag had their first ever fly-in event with Fisher’s Crop Care by Air. The event started out at the Madison County Airport where Brian Fisher made an impressive landing in his brand new 2018 plane. When Brian was just 5 years old he was flying in an airplane and has been doing […]
![55069930357__2F7B50F1-8A6C-4ECE-B5F5-B66F973B3C5F[1981]](https://www.novusag.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/55069930357__2F7B50F1-8A6C-4ECE-B5F5-B66F973B3C5F1981-100x100.jpg "Frogeye Found in Northern Ohio, Be Prepared for Disease Early")
Most disease developments like Frogeye favor warm and humid conditions along with frequent rainfalls. The weather we have been experiencing lately fits this description perfectly. There is no doubt this will encourage early onset of disease this year. Not to mention, most crops are further ahead in GDUs than last year.