Agricultural drones for sale in Canada
Spraying or spreading on most farms: Agras T50. Refills are your bottleneck: Agras T100. Mapping crop health: Mavic 3 Multispectral. Every package is quoted line by line.
DJI Agras T50
The Agras T50 is DJI's mid-size agricultural drone: one aircraft that sprays from a 40 L tank or broadcasts seed and granules from a 75 L spreader. Canadian growers and custom applicators use it for fungicide passes, cover-crop interseeding and fertilizer top-dress where a ground rig can't get in or would cost an extra pass. We quote it as an itemized package and help you set it up for your fields.
- ■Spray tank: 40 L · 40 kg max payload
- ■Spreading system: 75 L · 50 kg max · 0.5–5 mm granules
- ■Max flow rate: 16 L/min (2 sprinklers) · 24 L/min (4)
- ■Spray width: 4–11 m at 3 m above the crop
- ■Spread width: 8 m (DJI reference)
DJI Agras T100
The Agras T100 is DJI's largest agricultural drone, built for operators losing time to refills: a 100 L spray tank, a 150 L spreading system with four auger sizes, and an optional lifting system. In Canada its weight is the first question. Fully loaded it can pass the 150 kg line that requires a Special Flight Operations Certificate, so we size the payload, power and crew with you before quoting.
- ■Spray tank: 100 L · 100 kg max payload (DJI rating)
- ■Spreading system: 150 L · 100 kg max load
- ■Max flow rate: 30 L/min (2 nozzles) · 40 L/min (4)
- ■Spray width: 5–13 m
- ■Spread width: 3–10 m
DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral
The Mavic 3M is a compact mapping drone with a 20 MP RGB camera, four 5 MP multispectral bands (green, red, red edge and near infrared) and a sunlight sensor for consistent readings. Growers, agronomists and researchers use it for NDVI and NDRE maps, to find problem areas and to build prescription maps for Agras application. It weighs under 1 kg and flies up to 43 minutes.
- ■RGB camera: 20 MP 4/3 CMOS · mechanical shutter
- ■Multispectral: 4 × 5 MP: G 560, R 650, RE 730, NIR 860 nm
- ■Flight time: 43 min (DJI windless test)
- ■Weight: 951 g with propellers and RTK module
- ■Sunlight sensor: Built in
Agras batteries, chargers and field kit
Batteries and charging decide how much an Agras drone gets done. A T50 crew usually rotates three DB1560 batteries through a C10000 charger or a D12000iE generator; a T100 runs DB2160 batteries on a C12000 or D14000iE. We size the kit to your site power, daily acres and temperature, and add RTK, relays, spare propellers and nozzles so the aircraft isn't waiting on parts.
- ■DB1560 battery (T50): 30,000 mAh · 52.22 V · approx. 12.1 kg
- ■DB2160 battery (T100): 41,000 mAh · 52 V · 14.7 kg
- ■C10000 power supply: 9,000 W at 220–240 V · 3,000 W at 100–120 V
- ■C12000 charger: 12,000 W three-phase · 3,000 W single-phase
- ■D12000iE generator: 9,000 W DC charging · 30 L fuel · 9–12 min per DB1560
DJI FlyCart 100
The FlyCart 100 is DJI's largest delivery drone: an eight-rotor aircraft that carries cargo on a 30 m winch or a 10 m lifting cable, flies up to 12 km on two batteries and has radar, LiDAR and a built-in parachute. It moves tools, parts and supplies across terrain trucks can't cross: hills, water, bush and steep slopes. In Canada, a drone over 150 kg needs a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC), so plan on roughly 60 kg of cargo, not DJI's 85 kg rating.
- ■Payload in Canada: About 60 kg under 150 kg (DJI rates 85 kg)
- ■Canadian 150 kg line: Above 150 kg operating weight needs an SFOC
- ■Range and flight time: 12 km · 14 min (dual battery, 149.9 kg)
- ■Empty weight: 55.2 kg lifting · 60.2 kg winch, no batteries
- ■Max takeoff weight: 170 kg (DJI rating)
DJI Terra
DJI Terra is DJI's desktop mapping software. On a farm it turns Mavic 3 Multispectral images into reflectance and vegetation-index maps, builds 2D field and fruit-tree maps for Agras route planning, and makes variable-rate prescription maps for Agras spraying. It runs on a Windows PC with an NVIDIA graphics card. We quote the licence that fits the work: Agriculture for most farms, Standard or Flagship when you also need 3D models or LiDAR.
- ■Editions: Agriculture · Standard · Flagship · Education
- ■Agriculture licence: 3 devices · online · 1 year
- ■Vegetation indices: NDVI, GNDVI, NDRE, LCI, OSAVI
- ■Multispectral drones: Mavic 3M · Phantom 4 Multispectral
- ■Standard and Flagship: 1 device · online or offline · 1 year or permanent
Which agricultural drone should you buy?
| Agras T50 | Agras T100 | Mavic 3 Multispectral | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job | Spray, spread and seed | Spray, spread, seed and lift | Map and scout |
| Tank or hopper | 40 L spray · 75 L spreader | 100 L spray · 150 L spreader | — |
| Max payload | 40 kg liquid · 50 kg dry | 100 kg DJI rating; about 75 kg to stay under 150 kg | — |
| Weight class | Medium drone, well under 150 kg | Medium; a full load can pass 150 kg (SFOC) | Small drone (951 g) |
| Pilot certificate | Advanced | Advanced, SFOC above 150 kg | Basic or Advanced |
| Charging | C10000 on 240 V or D12000iE generator | C12000 on three-phase or D14000iE generator | Battery hub |
| Best for | Most farms and new custom operators | Operators limited by refills | Agronomists, research, variable-rate |
How pricing works
Agricultural drones are quoted as packages, not single prices. A quote lists the aircraft and controller, the number of batteries, the charger or generator, the spray or spreading system, any extra sprinklers or tanks, training and delivery. Batteries are one of the largest lines. Certified pre-owned units cost much less than new; each quote line is marked new or used. Cost-share programs and lenders usually want this kind of itemized, dated quote; see financing and funding.
What comes with your drone
- A water-only demo before you buy, on your farm when the crop is at the stage you plan to treat.
- Setup and training at handover: calibration, route planning, batteries and maintenance. See Agras training.
- Support after the sale: parts, repairs and pre-season checks. See repair and support.
Before you order
- Check the job is legal for your product and province: drone spraying regulations.
- Plan the pilot certificate: drone licence guide.
- Check your power: 120 V, 240 V, three-phase or a generator. See the field kit guide.
See a drone fly on your farm
Demonstrations use clean water and show the flight, refill and crew workflow. Tell us your location and dates.
Book a demo