Haa! That was an absolute Blast to watch on the big TV! Next I wanna come down in August when it's 110 degrees, jump on the shovel and join the #cropfit program when you drain the fields! See ya then! Juan.
JB, we'll have to get you some hip-boots. It'll be a good workout. Glad you enjoyed this one. I sure had fun hanging out with you that day and seeing the episode come together. Thank you, JB! -M.
I've watched Juan's Channel independently for quite a while now, but it wasn't until this video that I realized part of why I like him so much is that he reminds me a ton of Huell Howser. I grew up watching California Gold, and something about the timbre of his voice, his inflection, and the way he asks questions are very similar.
I really enjoyed the chemistry between you two. As a Local crop duster owner I appreciate all of your efforts in educating everyone of all of the steps involved with growing rice. I’ve been following Juan for some time and appreciate how he can break technology down
Great video and enjoyed your guest. There used to be a third area of low flying Us Coast Guard. While stationed in Paducah KY I had to do an emergency flyover of a gasoline barge that was leaking .The 180x35x15 foot barge was 100 yards downstream of a high voltage line crossing. I told him there was 180 feet clearance under the lines but a bridge 1 mile upstream. In a Cessna 172 we flying 10 feet off the Upper Mississippi River at 125 MPH. We went under the wires and over the bridge twice.
Thanks for the great video Matt. I actually found your channel back during the oroville dam failure when Juan met you and had you on his channel. You both are guys! Hope you have a prospurus growing year.
What is the light above the engine and in front of the rice box on the plane? It’s the light in the line of sight of the pilot. I always see it flashing when you look from the pilots perspective. Love your videos no matter what the content is. I really like the video of them dropping the rice and your under it filming. Please keep them coming.
Good morning Matthew! You have a great partner there with Juan Brown who just happened to bike in right on time.Am looking forward to his version of flying on your seed for your 2020 rice crop! Hope your planting delays are not so significant tho. Stay Safe and Healthy! -Bob... ..
We have fungicide aerial applied each summer in our Iowa corn fields. These guys fly low as well. AG tractor 802s are the most common planes. As for the river silting issue. I would bet that there are Environmental activist resisting the dredging too.
Thanks Matthew for the Sunday morning smiles. I did some rough numbers and you're getting about 60 seeds for every one you're planting. That's minimum because it assumes the rice grains going onto the field and coming off weigh the same, which isn't correct. I don't know how much weight the seeds gain when you soak them, but at 33% you'd be getting 80 for every one you plant. That's an impressive yield!
Hi Ginvr, thanks for the message. Juan is great and has been a great supporter of RFTV. It's been fun and I'm glad you're watching and enjoying. -Matthew
Excellent information gentleman...Juan, I sense the same as you... Rice Farmers definitely have the optimism of an Astronaut. The recent launch of "BOB and Doug" on SpaceX to the ISS ties in perfectly with the release date of this episode. We will rename this episode "Matt and Juan " flying on seed regardless of the challenges of the 2020 crop year. ITS A GO! FOR LAUNCH.. ( i mean seeding)...And YES JB, the town of Gridley IS quite the Burgeoning Metropolis now-a-days and we even have a STARBUCKS. (LOL)
Juan such a gem 👌🏽 nice video Matt,, we dealt with the aqua shortage too heard the boat that was coming was over weight and had to double back,, we just finished spraying bout to do our double dose and hit the spots we missed or need a double dose we used Nevada’s smith new spray rig our second year using it he is starting to get dialed in wish u a awesome season 🔥🥂
anhydrous ammonia (nh3) is a gas that is made by 82% nitrogen and to become ammonium hydroxide (aqua ammonia) a water molecule is added (nh4oh). there is a shortage of aqua ammonia as it is also used at 5% concentration as a cleaning product that has been found to kill coronavirus.
That was a lively, informative episode. You guys make a great team, keep up the great work. My son drove by on his way home from School and said the area looks great.
I seen JB video he did a few weeks ago and I been waiting to see him on yours. It was great. You told a little bit what a farmer has to worry about. It might look easy but they are lots of stress until the crop is sold. In my area it WAS tobacco but I don't know anyone who growing it any more.
Robert Reznik 802’s are used in ag too, not just firefighting. Where I live, there are at least a half dozen 802’s being used in ag. There are more ag aircraft being used in East Arkansas and western Mississippi than the rest of the USA combined. On any given day during the growing season if it’s good weather for flying, you can sit in one spot and look in any direction and see an ag plane flying.
@@boomerang379 I know AT802 is also a ag sprayer. Juan might be interested in fire fighting. Most around here use the 602. It is less expensive and still has over 1,000 hp
Matt. Awesome video for sure. I watch his channel and live up here in GV. I have been laid off for a while. I sure could use shovel job. After rice season.
Periscope films has a great video of the Oroville dam being built back in the day. I tried sending a link to jaun but he's grown so much it's hard to get him. But they have a channel on here with the video if you are interested.
I had two friends one a pilot and the other a farmer years ago Mr. Thompson was flagging for Jerry the pilot using his truck while fertilizing rice jerry almost crashed, i wish id been able to get a picture of the planes tire mark he left on the top of Mr. Thompson's F-150 ford truck the top of the truck had an impression on it....Mr. Thompson was about 70 years old at the time Jerry was about 30 years old
Great Rice Farming video, but how tall are you?? JB looks much shorter than I realized. Maybe that is why he fits so well in the Mighty Luscombe! Love both of your channels.
I have a question Matt. Actually 3 questions rolled into 1. What herbicides do you use, at what age do you apply them, and by what method do you apply them?
Hahaha Matt. I always look "up" to JB. He's a "Lilliputian". No way! I'm going to have to drop him a line on his Channel. One of my favourite guys besides you. 👨👦 It was great to see him though. He blows me away with his knowledge. Just a quick question re: "the box" or mini dam. Is there a piece of wood across the bottom that the slatts of wood sit on when you block the dam? OR will that not help? Thanks and stay safe. Hope the season goes good for you with these delays. 🤟🏽🖖🏽
Hola , mira una pregunta esa variedad que ustedes usan como se llama??? Porque es una semilla casi redonda, como el arroz alboreo!!! Felicidades!!!!!!!!!!! Ya sembraste!!!
I will have to ask my cousin in Dixon to see if they are having the same issue with fertilizer as well. Wheat has ben in for months so no issue there. Sunflower, Tomato's, maybe corn if the price is good. Lima's which is the second crop later on. I sure wish Sugar Beets were still a big thing that was a great crop for our family for years.
Ahhh, so your family is responsible for all those happy looking sunflower fields. When they're in bloom, they always put a smile on my face. Thank you.
how come you dont put the Anhydrous ammonia in the irrigation water? They did this when i lived in Iowa, you would see farmers pulling Anhydrous ammonia tanks to the fields all the time. They put a hose from the tank in to the irrigation water ditch. Sometimes a farmer would go a little fast and flip the tank over!!! this created a huge hazardous material response.
Hey Matt. I already commented once in this. But how tall are u. You made JB look like a squirt there at the end of the film. Or maybe it was just the cam angle. Keep it up amigo.
Hi Gary, I'm 6'6" (almost 2 meters). So pretty tall. The camera angle/wide angle lens didn't help either though. Yes, it was quite the optical illusion in some parts with me in the foreground and JB in the near background. -Matthew
Rice Farming TV I figured so. I’m 6’4 so i could tell. I saw your knee up in the dash of the truck while u was driving 😀😀. We deal in feet here in Texas no meters needed 😃😀
Not pertaining to this vid... but I'd love some input... What would be a rice to grow, in a small garden for family use, with only 2000 square feet available for the rice. Ps I live on an old rice plantation in lower Louisiana. This is a project garden that will either grow rice or edible bog plants. I'd really like rice to be in there somewhere. Thanks!!
M Young, go for it! My biggest concern would be irrigation. Can you hold water pretty well on your soil? I see a lot of nurseries plant rice in those plastic pots and those sit in plastic trays that are full of water. Otherwise you would need to create a levee around your plot and hope the soil help water fairly well. -M.
@@Ricefarmingtv yes it's pretty much standing water for 6 months of the year and bog for the other 6. And I've discovered that vetch, which was once planted as a cover/off season crop between rice plantings, is on the property; meaning I believe I can give it a go. Thanks for the encouragement!
at 12.43 time and others the audio sucks , when Juan was in your truck the audio was so grabbled I could not make out what juan was saying ( not my audio I check with other youtube videos ,my audio is working perfectly ) maybe a new mic with a wind sock ?
Rice Farming TV... hey wat up.. ya doing good, gona be 105 outside today. Just cut lawn on way to do some siding.. then quote some concrete with this afternoon.. how you doing? Rice out of water yet?
With ag cats especially you Should really have that guy or the truck on the opposite side, or even have the pilot spin around before takeoff (my mentor seen it done successfully for 40 seasons plus another 8 under my belt) so he is not under the bucket, come mechanical failure or the more likely driver error working the valves on a long day and you will have a wrecked plane and a squished, flattened broken bloody mess of a wing hop but hey it would just be the difference of his life for no loss of time... Hurry up and wait right? Having the plane spin around or truck on the other side takes no extra time with a competent ground crew but keeps the ground guy safe, idk why its so hard for operators to understand that. Whenever I'm on an airport loading or otherwise that's how I make it go down, pilot don't like it? Get another driver, your load isn't worth a guys LIFE.. plain and simple
Haa! That was an absolute Blast to watch on the big TV!
Next I wanna come down in August when it's 110 degrees, jump on the shovel and join the #cropfit program when you drain the fields!
See ya then! Juan.
JB, we'll have to get you some hip-boots. It'll be a good workout. Glad you enjoyed this one. I sure had fun hanging out with you that day and seeing the episode come together. Thank you, JB!
-M.
LOL. At times in this video, Juan turned into a 7 year old boy. LOL. 😉😂😂😂
I've watched Juan's Channel independently for quite a while now, but it wasn't until this video that I realized part of why I like him so much is that he reminds me a ton of Huell Howser. I grew up watching California Gold, and something about the timbre of his voice, his inflection, and the way he asks questions are very similar.
I really enjoyed the chemistry between you two. As a Local crop duster owner I appreciate all of your efforts in educating everyone of all of the steps involved with growing rice. I’ve been following Juan for some time and appreciate how he can break technology down
Always fun seeing the two of you together. Juan’s the one who put me onto your channel, and I’ve always been glad he did!
Thanks for being apart of the journey, Chris.
-M.
Thomas and Mathew, two of my favorites! Jim.
Hey Matt! I think WE ALL FOUND ONE ANOTHER during the Orville Dam fiasco! Cheers guys. 🤗🤗😘
Great video and enjoyed your guest. There used to be a third area of low flying Us Coast Guard. While stationed in Paducah KY I had to do an emergency flyover of a gasoline barge that was leaking .The 180x35x15 foot barge was 100 yards downstream of a high voltage line crossing. I told him there was 180 feet clearance under the lines but a bridge 1 mile upstream. In a Cessna 172 we flying 10 feet off the Upper Mississippi River at 125 MPH. We went under the wires and over the bridge twice.
I discovered Juan at the time of the Orville disaster and through him Rice farming TV outstanding channels.
What a coincidence! I've followed both of you for years
Hi Andrea, thanks for tuning in! Hope you’re enjoying.
-Matthew
Andrea, where in Arkansas do you hail from? I'm in Russellville.
@@lykinsmark123 i am in Heber Springs!
Thanks for the great video Matt. I actually found your channel back during the oroville dam failure when Juan met you and had you on his channel. You both are guys! Hope you have a prospurus growing year.
What a treat to see my favorite 2 you tubers 😍
Glad you enjoyed, Carol!
-Matthew
Rice Farming TV I live in Tennessee now but Butte County and Sacramento valley was my home for 50+years. Love seeing familiar territory 💜
Could you imagine going back in time to Kitty Hawk and tell the Wrights what their invention will evolve into? Amazing.
What is the light above the engine and in front of the rice box on the plane? It’s the light in the line of sight of the pilot. I always see it flashing when you look from the pilots perspective. Love your videos no matter what the content is. I really like the video of them dropping the rice and your under it filming. Please keep them coming.
That's the GPS guidance
Love that Honda.. nice looking ride
CB500X!
At 8:02 JB “ man how much SOB weigh “. 😂😂😁😁💦
Good morning Matthew! You have a great partner there with Juan Brown who just happened to bike in right on time.Am looking forward to his version of flying on your seed for your 2020 rice crop! Hope your planting delays are not so significant tho. Stay Safe and Healthy! -Bob... ..
Fill a garbage bag full of dirt and shove it underneath the box. That's what I've done. Worked great.
We have fungicide aerial applied each summer in our Iowa corn fields. These guys fly low as well. AG tractor 802s are the most common planes.
As for the river silting issue. I would bet that there are Environmental activist resisting the dredging too.
Thanks Matthew for the Sunday morning smiles. I did some rough numbers and you're getting about 60 seeds for every one you're planting. That's minimum because it assumes the rice grains going onto the field and coming off weigh the same, which isn't correct. I don't know how much weight the seeds gain when you soak them, but at 33% you'd be getting 80 for every one you plant. That's an impressive yield!
Juan enjoyed.welldone.nice video
Satnam, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.
-M.
Started with Juan, he got me into your channel. Always good to see you two together
Hi Ginvr, thanks for the message. Juan is great and has been a great supporter of RFTV. It's been fun and I'm glad you're watching and enjoying.
-Matthew
Matthew, I've enjoyed Juan Brown's reporting since the Oroville Damn near collapse. What a great guy! Thanks for having him on your channel!
Hey Patman! What a great guy indeed. Very fun! Glad you enjoyed this episode with our dear friend Juan Browne!
-M.
Juan brown blanco was doing a Marc Marquez 150 mph on that honda... hahahaha
He is a very smart man.
True!
Juan got a golden (rice) shower.
Great video Matthew. Thanks for sharing. Juan said it best everything your up against, farmers the eternal optimists.
I love Juans channel.
Excellent information gentleman...Juan, I sense the same as you... Rice Farmers definitely have the optimism of an Astronaut. The recent launch of "BOB and Doug" on SpaceX to the ISS ties in perfectly with the release date of this episode. We will rename this episode "Matt and Juan " flying on seed regardless of the challenges of the 2020 crop year. ITS A GO! FOR LAUNCH.. ( i mean seeding)...And YES JB, the town of Gridley IS quite the Burgeoning Metropolis now-a-days and we even have a STARBUCKS. (LOL)
Its amazing work. I grew up in rice fields but this is completely different. I enjoy watching this new method 👌👏👏
Great video guys. Pumped for next one👍
Juan such a gem 👌🏽 nice video Matt,, we dealt with the aqua shortage too heard the boat that was coming was over weight and had to double back,, we just finished spraying bout to do our double dose and hit the spots we missed or need a double dose we used Nevada’s smith new spray rig our second year using it he is starting to get dialed in wish u a awesome season 🔥🥂
Great Efforts....
Checking from *India*
anhydrous ammonia (nh3) is a gas that is made by 82% nitrogen and to become ammonium hydroxide (aqua ammonia) a water molecule is added (nh4oh). there is a shortage of aqua ammonia as it is also used at 5% concentration as a cleaning product that has been found to kill coronavirus.
You guys make a great team!
The conversation you and Juan had were very interesting thanks for sharing this video i learned some cool stuff from you two.
Hi Jodi! Glad you enjoyed and learned some cool stuff. Have a great week.
-M.
Man he is great on film you should definitely have him on more!
Wow, you guys need to do this more often.
Thanks Steve! I'm with you.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv , you're welcome. Enjoying your videos here in Thailand. Thanks.
Love both of your channels. Learn a lot and you keep it light hearted. Thanks.
That was a lively, informative episode. You guys make a great team, keep up the great work. My son drove by on his way home from School and said the area looks great.
Hi Paul, thanks for the message. Glad you enjoyed. The fields are looking great, indeed. The rice plant is coming out of the water!
-M.
Fascinating. Will you show the weir box repair? Every little dam counts. Even at one inch. Juan is a trip.
I seen JB video he did a few weeks ago and I been waiting to see him on yours. It was great. You told a little bit what a farmer has to worry about. It might look easy but they are lots of stress until the crop is sold. In my area it WAS tobacco but I don't know anyone who growing it any more.
Im glad he’s finally back!!!!!!
Juan, You need to go to Olney Texas and watch them build the AT802 for fire fighting and AT602 for Ag Spraying.
Robert Reznik 802’s are used in ag too, not just firefighting. Where I live, there are at least a half dozen 802’s being used in ag. There are more ag aircraft being used in East Arkansas and western Mississippi than the rest of the USA combined. On any given day during the growing season if it’s good weather for flying, you can sit in one spot and look in any direction and see an ag plane flying.
@@boomerang379 I know AT802 is also a ag sprayer. Juan might be interested in fire fighting. Most around here use the 602. It is less expensive and still has over 1,000 hp
Just getting chance to check out video
Matt. Awesome video for sure. I watch his channel and live up here in GV. I have been laid off for a while. I sure could use shovel job. After rice season.
Great show Matt Juan told me of your Chanel a long time ago man that's cool
Good job.
Awesome information!
Periscope films has a great video of the Oroville dam being built back in the day. I tried sending a link to jaun but he's grown so much it's hard to get him. But they have a channel on here with the video if you are interested.
Here's a link to the video of the Oroville dam being built ua-cam.com/video/I7siCspqlf4/v-deo.html
Yes, great video!
I had two friends one a pilot and the other a farmer years ago Mr. Thompson was flagging for Jerry the pilot using his truck while fertilizing rice jerry almost crashed, i wish id been able to get a picture of the planes tire mark he left on the top of Mr. Thompson's F-150 ford truck the top of the truck had an impression on it....Mr. Thompson was about 70 years old at the time Jerry was about 30 years old
Great Rice Farming video, but how tall are you?? JB looks much shorter than I realized. Maybe that is why he fits so well in the Mighty Luscombe! Love both of your channels.
Ha ha. Nice. Well he is a trip7 pilot. He ain’t got no time for slow speed. 😁😁
Saw Juan's video of the same day weeks ago. Can you give an update on what date you got the last of the fields planted without spoiling future videos?
Unreal guys, tuff job doing all that flying.. I work best on earth, lol.. gota touch dirt
Yeah, the pilots are very skilled and have nerves of steel.
-M.
Juan is riding a rice burner
I like this guy, JB. His channel is boring, but he's cool.
Awesome video
I have a question Matt. Actually 3 questions rolled into 1. What herbicides do you use, at what age do you apply them, and by what method do you apply them?
Hahaha Matt. I always look "up" to JB. He's a "Lilliputian". No way! I'm going to have to drop him a line on his Channel. One of my favourite guys besides you. 👨👦
It was great to see him though. He blows me away with his knowledge.
Just a quick question re: "the box" or mini dam. Is there a piece of wood across the bottom that the slatts of wood sit on when you block the dam? OR will that not help?
Thanks and stay safe. Hope the season goes good for you with these delays. 🤟🏽🖖🏽
great vid your channel and juans are great . i use to hunt laux rd not far from you thumbs up
Hola , mira una pregunta esa variedad que ustedes usan como se llama??? Porque es una semilla casi redonda, como el arroz alboreo!!! Felicidades!!!!!!!!!!! Ya sembraste!!!
Anibel, this rice variety is m-206. It's a medium grain variety that is sold under the "Calrose" label. Hope you're doing well!
-Matthew
I will have to ask my cousin in Dixon to see if they are having the same issue with fertilizer as well. Wheat has ben in for months so no issue there. Sunflower, Tomato's, maybe corn if the price is good. Lima's which is the second crop later on. I sure wish Sugar Beets were still a big thing that was a great crop for our family for years.
Ahhh, so your family is responsible for all those happy looking sunflower fields. When they're in bloom, they always put a smile on my face. Thank you.
I love your show I hope I can do what you do
Wow
how come you dont put the Anhydrous ammonia in the irrigation water? They did this when i lived in Iowa, you would see farmers pulling Anhydrous ammonia tanks to the fields all the time. They put a hose from the tank in to the irrigation water ditch. Sometimes a farmer would go a little fast and flip the tank over!!! this created a huge hazardous material response.
Matt with the Aqua Ammonia shortage, how is that going to effect your 🌽 and your Rice Crispy Treats Field ? 👍😂
Hollow brother
Hey Matt. I already commented once in this. But how tall are u. You made JB look like a squirt there at the end of the film. Or maybe it was just the cam angle. Keep it up amigo.
Hi Gary, I'm 6'6" (almost 2 meters). So pretty tall. The camera angle/wide angle lens didn't help either though. Yes, it was quite the optical illusion in some parts with me in the foreground and JB in the near background.
-Matthew
Rice Farming TV I figured so. I’m 6’4 so i could tell. I saw your knee up in the dash of the truck while u was driving 😀😀. We deal in feet here in Texas no meters needed 😃😀
Rice video. I mean nice video
Respected brother please tell us the quantity of seed of rice is used per hectare by plane and depth of water and more explanation
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How come you guys dont use choppers on the backs of the combines instead of chopping the straw later with a mower?
Yessss mergerrrr
Matt, did you take your family to Brazil this winter?
how long dose the plant need to grow before you can harvest the crop
Hi Doug, depending on the medium grain variety it can take around 135 days to 145 days.
-Matthew
Not pertaining to this vid... but I'd love some input...
What would be a rice to grow, in a small garden for family use, with only 2000 square feet available for the rice. Ps I live on an old rice plantation in lower Louisiana. This is a project garden that will either grow rice or edible bog plants. I'd really like rice to be in there somewhere. Thanks!!
M Young, go for it! My biggest concern would be irrigation. Can you hold water pretty well on your soil? I see a lot of nurseries plant rice in those plastic pots and those sit in plastic trays that are full of water. Otherwise you would need to create a levee around your plot and hope the soil help water fairly well.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv yes it's pretty much standing water for 6 months of the year and bog for the other 6. And I've discovered that vetch, which was once planted as a cover/off season crop between rice plantings, is on the property; meaning I believe I can give it a go. Thanks for the encouragement!
I've never been on a rice farm before but are fertilizer spreaders on the back of a tractor ever used to distribute the seed on the feild?
at 12.43 time and others the audio sucks , when Juan was in your truck the audio was so grabbled I could not make out what juan was saying ( not my audio I check with other youtube videos ,my audio is working perfectly ) maybe a new mic with a wind sock ?
Let’s go
do you use any shoe while visiting fields and while working in fields filled with water . suggest me the brand shoe you choose
Could you please explain why granular fertilizer couldn't be spread like the seed by plane , or broad cast before you flood?
It can but is more expensive
Hey...i would like to know what treatment do you use for the seed?
Wat up buddy
What up, Jeremy! I hope you're doing well.
-M.
Rice Farming TV... hey wat up.. ya doing good, gona be 105 outside today. Just cut lawn on way to do some siding.. then quote some concrete with this afternoon.. how you doing? Rice out of water yet?
How delayed are the videos? Also why don’t you have you’re own dryers and bins to store and dry rice yourself?
Can’t use dry fertilizer? Or any other options? How they do it back in the old days??
Jeremy Mullen they use dry urea too. We do in Mississippi @ 200 pounds an acre by air on rice
Try sand bag not shovel,? May work
Please tell me rice seed variety name
Lol is he.. he’s ripping then
Hey Matthew we’re here in the East coast harvesting wheat
We can’t either because of rain and it’s a Sunday
I hope the rain lets up and you can continue your harvest. All the best!
-Matthew
Matthew hope your rice farm Goes good this year
Can you not just use granular ammonium sulfate instead? It’s commonplace to top dress rice with ammonium sulfate in the Mississippi delta.
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Why not have some source of Urea 45-0-0 then you could add this to your other dry blend.
It’s more expensive
@@freshchicorice I am saying that the delay might cost more.
Holy Shit. Juan is short. Or Matt is 7+ feet tall.
Is Juan standing in a hole?
Hoe much seed used in one hectare ?
165 lbs per ac time 2.2 ac per hectare. = 363 lbs per ha. 363 lb/ha times .275 ha = 1 ac or 100 kg / ha
With ag cats especially you Should really have that guy or the truck on the opposite side, or even have the pilot spin around before takeoff (my mentor seen it done successfully for 40 seasons plus another 8 under my belt) so he is not under the bucket, come mechanical failure or the more likely driver error working the valves on a long day and you will have a wrecked plane and a squished, flattened broken bloody mess of a wing hop but hey it would just be the difference of his life for no loss of time... Hurry up and wait right?
Having the plane spin around or truck on the other side takes no extra time with a competent ground crew but keeps the ground guy safe, idk why its so hard for operators to understand that. Whenever I'm on an airport loading or otherwise that's how I make it go down, pilot don't like it? Get another driver, your load isn't worth a guys LIFE.. plain and simple
Lol I’m lost with all this aviation pilot talk..
Yeah, me too man. HAHA! You have to love the enthusiasm though.
-M.
Who died and made Juan the FAA authority on aviation crash and accident or anything else aviation? Go fly your damn plane!
where's all yer great content Shaggy?...lol
Why don’t you make a video of real Ag aircraft instead of these outdated junk toy airplanes?
Hmm, because that's what we got and it works well.
-M.