Accident Overview
An aircraft stalled and crashed in a plowed field while conducting an aerial application flight. The operation involved dispensing wasp eggs on a corn field. The eggs were stored in plastic tubes inside a styrofoam ice chest placed behind the pilot's seat. As needed, the pilot transferred the eggs to a dispenser located on the right seat pan.
Witness Account
A witness observed the aircraft at an altitude of approximately 100 feet above ground level in a nose-high attitude. The aircraft then suddenly dropped and impacted the ground in a nose-low, left-wing-low attitude. After impact, the aircraft slid for about 110 feet before coming to a stop.
Pilot Condition
The pilot sustained head injuries and does not remember the details of the accident. No other information regarding the pilot's condition or medical outcome is available from the source.
Investigation Findings
The investigation determined that the aircraft stalled and subsequently crashed during the aerial application flight. No further causal factors or contributing circumstances are provided in the source material.