North Dakota
Regulations
State of North Dakota - Aerial Spraying
North Dakota Aeronautics Commission - Aerial Application
https://aero.nd.gov/licensing/aerial-applicators/
North Dakota Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Division Directory
https://www.ndda.nd.gov/staff-directory
Information on reciprocal licensing: https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/programs/pesticide-certification-program/reciprocity#:~:text=Obtaining%20Reciprocity%20Certification%20in%20North,does%20not%20substitute%20for%20one.
Reciprocal Pesticide License States
Use a Rotor Sprayhawk
The Rotor Sprayhawk UAV is a 110 gallon unmanned spray helicopter that can cover 240 acres per hour. It can be used for aerial spraying applications if the pesticide is approved for conventional aerial application and all FAA airworthiness and Part 137 operator regulations are met.
For more information on airworthiness certificates and operating waivers for the R550X, please reach out to our agriculture team.
State contacts
North Dakota Department of Agriculture - Pesticide & Fertilizer Division Director (Lukas Wagner)
(701) 328-5150
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Remote Operation Only
Day and Night Approved
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