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Voice of the Aerial Application Industry
April 21, 2022
In Case You Missed It!
Raise Awareness about Ag Aviation Activities in Your Area with NAAA’s Customizable ‘Preseason’ Press Release, Available to Members Only

With the 2022 aerial application season underway or soon to be underway in different parts of the country, NAAA has prepared a customizable, do-it-yourself press release that members can use to call attention to the fact that ag aircraft will soon be a common sight as ag pilots assist local farmers during the new growing season.

 

The press release emphasizes the vital role aerial applicators play in the production of abundant food, fiber and bioenergy, especially now amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its potential effect on reducing global food supply. The release also details the training, professionalism and safety of aerial applicators by highlighting the drift-reduction technologies they employ, recurrent training they receive and credentials they must maintain to work as a professional ag pilot.

 

NAAA encourages members to adapt the generic “preseason” press release for their own use and distribute it to the public via traditional and social media outlets. Just fill in the blanks, add your own comments and either insert your company logo at the top or print it on company letterhead. Rename the file, save it to your computer, and send it to your local media outlets via mail, email or through their website.

 

The minor outlay of time and effort is worth it. Some extra attention and publicity up front could avoid misunderstandings down the road once the season enters full swing. The press release template is available for download here.

 

Besides the preseason ag aviation awareness press release template, the following do-it-yourself press release templates may be adapted to suit member applicators’ specific needs. Log into your NAAA account to access them:

Each press release template has been updated to include the latest industry facts and figures using data gleaned from the FAA, USDA and NAAA, including the 2019 NAAA Aerial Application Industry Survey.

 

These PR resources and more are available in the NAAA Media Relations Kit on our website.

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