Drones (aerial)
Agricultural spraying & spreading drone
A large multirotor with a liquid tank and nozzles, or a granule spreader, that flies low over crops on an RTK-guided route.
Good at
Spraying wet, steep or small fields that ground rigs cannot reach; no crop trampling.
Watch out for
Pesticide application by air is regulated and sometimes banned; drift depends on wind, droplet size and height.
Specs that matter for this type
- Payload
- Tank
- Spray width
- Max flow rate
- Coverage rate
- Max wind resistance
- Ingress protection (IP)
- Weight
Jobs it does
Usually the main robot for
Models we've catalogued
How to read this. Specs come from each maker's own spec page or datasheet, with the link and the date we checked it. Blank means the maker doesn't publish it (or we haven't found it). Scores are a whirrwork assessment, not a lab test: we only score a model when independent trials or tests exist. Methodology.
| Model | Payload | Tank | Spray width* | Max flow rate | Max wind resistance | Weight | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Agras T50 DJI | 40 kg | 40 L | 4 to 11 m | 16 to 24 L/min | 6 m/s | 52 kg | 56/100 |
| DJI Agras T100 DJI | 90 kg | 100 L | 5 to 13 m | 30 to 40 L/min | 6 m/s | 75 kg | Not enough evidence to rate |
| DJI Agras T25 DJI | 20 kg | 20 L | 4 to 7 m | 16 to 24 L/min | 6 m/s | 32 kg | Not enough evidence to rate |
| DJI Agras T70P DJI | 70 kg | 70 L | 4 to 11 m | 30 to 40 L/min | 6 m/s | 52 kg | Not enough evidence to rate |
| XAG P100 Pro XAG | 50 kg | 50 L | 5 to 10 m | 22 L/min | – | – | Not enough evidence to rate |
* Maker performance claim.
Also called: spray drone, spreader drone, seeding drone, agricultural spray drone.