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ABZ Innovation and DJI Agras spray drones, supplied, trained and supported from four Canadian offices. We help you choose the right platform for your acreage, crop and terrain, and get you flying legally.
Tell us your acreage and what you spray. We will come back with the right platform, pricing and lead time.
No obligation. A specialist will get back to you.
The right spray drone is decided by how much ground you need to cover in a spray window, what you are applying, and how far you are from a water and power source. Tank size is the headline number, but flow rate and swath width determine what you actually finish in a day.
Not sure where you land? Send us your acreage, crop and typical spray window. We will tell you which platform covers it, and just as usefully, where a smaller machine will do the job for less.
| Decision | What it drives |
|---|---|
| Acres per spray window | Tank capacity and flow rate. A larger tank means fewer refills, but every refill cycle also costs turnaround time on the ground. Crew and water logistics matter as much as the aircraft. |
| What you are applying | Liquid spraying, granular spreading, or both. Several Agras platforms convert between spraying and spreading; spreading payloads are typically higher than spray payloads on the same airframe. |
| Field shape and terrain | Obstacle avoidance, terrain-following radar and mapping workflow. Irregular, sloped or tree-bordered blocks demand more of the sensing package than open section fields. |
| Who is flying it | Certification and training. Spray operations in Canada require more than a basic RPAS certificate. See the compliance section below. |
| Support distance | Where your nearest service point is. We support from Calgary, Coquitlam, Oakville and Montréal, which matters when a machine is down mid-season. |
We carry two manufacturers deliberately. DJI Agras is the volume platform with the deepest accessory and parts ecosystem; ABZ Innovation is a European-built alternative with a different airframe and support philosophy. Figures below are from the manufacturer’s published specifications.
| Model | Published capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 DJI Agras T100 |
Up to 100 kg maximum payload | The largest platform we carry. Upgraded spreading system with double the load capacity of the previous generation. |
 DJI Agras T50 |
40 kg spraying / 50 kg spreading | Flow rate up to 16 L/min, or 24 L/min with the optional second pair of centrifugal sprinklers. |
 DJI Agras T25 |
25 kg payload, 35 L max capacity | Dual pump flow rate up to 24 L/min. Covers 12 hectares per hour in field operations; 1,000 kg of granules per hour spreading. |
 DJI Agras T40 |
Specifications on request | Coaxial twin-rotor platform, widely used across Canadian broadacre operations. |
 DJI Agras T30 |
Specifications on request | Previous-generation workhorse, still supported and stocked. |
 DJI Agras T10 |
Specifications on request | The entry point into the Agras range, suited to smaller and irregular blocks. |
 ABZ Innovation L50 |
Specifications on request | The largest ABZ spray platform we carry. |
 ABZ Innovation L30 V2 |
Specifications on request | Mid-range European-built spray drone. |
 ABZ Innovation L10 V2 |
Specifications on request | Compact ABZ platform for smaller operations and trials. |
Where a figure is not published we will send the current manufacturer specification rather than quote a number from memory. Ask and we will confirm payload, flow rate and swath for any model above.
This is the part most buyers underestimate, and it is the reason to buy from a dealer rather than an online marketplace. Spraying from a remotely piloted aircraft is regulated on two separate fronts, and both apply.
Transport Canada regulates the aircraft and the pilot. Spray drones sit well above the 25 kg threshold that governs standard RPAS operations, so the certificate and authorisation path differs from flying a small survey drone.
Applying a registered product means following its label, and pesticide applicator licensing is administered provincially. What is required in Alberta is not identical to Ontario or Quebec.
We run drone training in-house, and our Transport Canada RPAS guide covers the certificate path in detail, so the aircraft and the crew that will fly it can be handled together rather than as two separate procurement problems.
Tell us your province and what you intend to apply. We will walk you through what is required for that combination before you commit to a platform.
Regulations change. Treat the above as orientation, not legal advice, and confirm current requirements with Transport Canada and your provincial regulator. We will point you to the right authority for your situation.
We carry both DJI Agras and ABZ Innovation, so the recommendation is based on your operation rather than the only line we happen to stock.
Calgary, Coquitlam, Oakville and Montréal: support, parts and service inside the country, not across a border.
Operator training and technical support are part of the business, not an afterthought bolted onto a hardware sale.
Measur is a division of The Hoskin Group, supplying measurement and monitoring equipment across Canada for decades.
It depends far more on your refill logistics than on the aircraft. A larger tank reduces the number of trips, but every cycle still costs ground time for mixing, loading and battery swaps. DJI publishes 12 hectares per hour for the Agras T25 in field operations. Tell us your block sizes, water access and spray window and we will give you a realistic daily figure rather than a brochure number.
Yes, and on two fronts. Transport Canada regulates the aircraft and pilot, and spray drones sit above the 25 kg threshold that governs standard RPAS operations, so the authorisation path is different from a small survey drone. Separately, applying a registered pesticide requires provincial applicator licensing and adherence to the product label. Tell us your province and what you plan to apply and we will point you to the right requirements.
DJI Agras has the deepest parts and accessory ecosystem and the widest deployed base in Canada, which usually means faster parts availability. ABZ Innovation is European-built with a different airframe design and support philosophy. We carry both deliberately so the answer can depend on your acreage, terrain and how you want the machine supported, rather than on what we have to sell.
Several Agras platforms convert between spraying and spreading. Spreading payloads are typically higher than spray payloads on the same airframe, the Agras T50 is published at 40 kg spraying and 50 kg spreading. If you need both, say so when you enquire, because it affects which platform and which accessory kit makes sense.
Service, parts and technical support from four Canadian offices in Calgary, Coquitlam, Oakville and Montréal, plus operator training delivered in-house. Mid-season downtime is the real cost in this category, which is why where your support comes from matters as much as the purchase price.
Spraying is one part of an aerial agronomy programme. These guides cover the rest of what we supply and support in Canada.
MicaSense Altum-PT, RedEdge-P and RedEdge-P Dual compared for crop scouting, agronomy and forestry research.
The wider agricultural range: spray drones, multispectral sensors, auto steering systems and base stations.
Registration, Basic versus Advanced certificates and where drone operations sit in the weight categories.
Exam preparation and operator training delivered in-house, so the crew is ready when the aircraft arrives.
Send us the crop, the block sizes and your spray window. We will recommend the platform that covers it, confirm what you need to fly it legally, and quote it properly.
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