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Getting Licensed For UHF Itinerant Frequencies

Project25_MASTR

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Would a farm or ranch not be eligible for itinerants since they are a fixed location?
Depends on the application. If custom harvesting/application under the same agribusiness they would qualify for operating outside of county and even state boundaries. Many modern farming and ranching applications involve a lot of leased land outside of the regular operations. Just some examples, one of my friends does custom harvesting/application and can go as far away as Kansas from Texas. Another leases land in three counties to farm, has out of state grazing coming in to graze his winter wheat, and has some other agricultural interests several counties away from his home area. It's really just dependent on what they are doing as to how they can justify it or not.
 
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