North Dakota is about as crop-diverse as it gets for a single dealer to cover: spring wheat (4,550,000 planted acres), durum wheat (930,000 acres), canola (2,350,000 acres — roughly 90% of U.S. canola production), sunflowers (605,000 acres), sugarbeets (205,000 acres), corn (4,700,000 planted acres), soybeans (6,800,000 acres), and barley (440,000 acres) are all in active production across the state, and North Dakota leads the nation in dry edible bean production overall (42.2% of U.S. output) and in pinto beans specifically (71.1% of U.S. pinto bean production). A short spring planting window and a harvest season that can turn wet fast make timing-sensitive fungicide, desiccation, and swathing-prep passes exactly the kind of job where flying when a ground rig can't get in matters most.
We stock the wear parts — nozzles, atomizing discs, battery packs — that fail most during a full Northern Plains spray season, with fast shipping into North Dakota so a part failure doesn't cost a treatment window.