Agricultural aviation is about much more than airplanes. Behind every successful application is a network of people working together to support the grower. Farmers, agronomists, co-ops, pilots, and ground crews all play an important role in making sure products are applied safely and effectively. At Olsem Aerial, we've always believed strong relationships are just as important as quality equipment. We value the trust growers place in us and appreciate the partnerships we've b

When people think about aerial application, they usually picture the airplane. What they don't always see is the team behind every application. Before an aircraft ever leaves the ground, there are co-ops coordinating, agronomists making recommendations, and ground crews preparing aircraft for the day ahead. Every successful application depends on communication, planning, and teamwork. During the aerial application season, timing is critical. That's why everyone involved works

If you've farmed in Minnesota for any length of time, you know how quickly conditions can change. One week fields are too wet to enter. The next week crops are reaching a critical growth stage and every day counts. That's why timing is one of the biggest advantages of aerial application. Aircraft allow growers to make applications without worrying about soil conditions, crop damage, or delays caused by ground equipment. When a window opens, large acreages can be covered quic