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Florida requirements.
That's on top of a pesticide license, which generally requires 3 years service work under another applicators license before you can apply.
College based learning generally around 30 semester hrs plus 1 year actual in field under another license.
Fert and seed only require a general 6 hr course (GI-BMP) and a $25 application for license.
I assume a drone would fall under the same aerial guidelines as FAA has already identified them as aircraft.
I saw a crop plane spraying 2-5 year pines last week in N FL
Edited by ExcObs1 2/6/2017 17:01
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Arial chemical application drones
