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[ CUSTOM APPLICATORS AND SPRAYING BUSINESSES ]

Drones for custom applicators and spraying businesses in Canada

Custom applicators, ag retailers and new spraying businesses add drones for the jobs their ground rigs and airplanes can't reach: wet fields, small and irregular blocks, edges, orchards and cover crops.

Operator holding a D-RTK station pole in a corn field

How do I start a drone spraying business?

Get the licences, choose the equipment, insure the business and start with local farms and crop advisors. The business guide covers each step. Drones now take some of the small fields that used to wait for a crop duster.

[ CHALLENGES WE SOLVE ]

Challenges for Custom applicators and spraying businesses

What slows a spraying business down, and what fixes it.

Jobs the ground rig can't reach

Wet fields, tall crops and small blocks that aren't worth an airplane.

Refills and charging set the pace

Acres per day depend on water, mixing, batteries and power, not on the tank.

Licences and insurance

Advanced pilot certificates, provincial aerial licences and drift insurance for every pilot and province.

Seasonal, local demand

Work comes in short windows close to home, so routing and timing matter.

[ TAILORED SOLUTIONS ]

Solutions Built for Custom applicators and spraying businesses

01

A starting fleet

One or two T50s, a generator and a trailer. Each T50 stays under the 150 kg line and is simple to move.

DJI Agras T50 →
02

Scale up for refills

A T100 when refill trips limit billable acres.

DJI Agras T100 →
03

Power and batteries

Generators, chargers and battery rotation sized so the drone isn't waiting on a charged battery.

Agras batteries, chargers and field kit →
04

Mapping as a service

Scout fields and build prescriptions for growers and agronomists.

DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral →
[ PRODUCTS ]

Products for Custom applicators and spraying businesses

Operator unloading DJI charging equipment from a pickup truck at the field edge

DJI Agras T50

The usual first drone for a spraying business.

DJI Agras T100

For operators whose bottleneck is refills.

Generators and chargers

D12000iE or D14000iE for fields without power.

DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral

Mapping and scouting jobs between spray windows.

[ FAQ ]

Frequently Asked Questions

Partners in our partner program are the first we call when a farm asks us to fly a job nearby. To join you need an interest in the work and the Transport Canada Advanced certificate. Registering isn't a promise of work.

A Transport Canada Advanced pilot certificate per pilot and the provincial aerial pesticide licence for each province you work in. See the regulations guide.

Most start with the Agras T50 and add a T100 when refills limit billable acres. Leasing keeps cash for batteries and a trailer: see financing, or ask about certified pre-owned units.

Plan your fleet

Tell us your province, acres and the work you want to take on.