Fungal diseases can spread quickly and significantly impact yield. Traditional equipment can’t always get in the field fast enough — or without causing compaction and crop damage.
Drones let you act fast, hit the right window, and protect your crops when it matters most.
Important Regulatory Information
Agricultural drone applications must comply with all applicable federal, provincial, and local regulations. Product registrations, label requirements, and drone application approvals may change over time.
Before applying any fungicide, herbicide, or pesticide by drone, always verify that the product label permits application by Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) and follow all label directions and regulatory requirements.
For current guidance regarding pesticide application by drone in Canada, please visit the Government of Canada website.
WHY AG DRONES?
Built for Real-World Agriculture.
Designed for tough Canadian conditions
Local support and training
Reliable performance when it matters most
Backed by a network of certified experts
We combine industry-leading drone technology with local support to help you get the job done right.
THE ADVANTAGE
Precision Application. Healthier Crops.
PRECISION APPLICATION
Apply fungicides exactly where needed for maximum effectiveness.
FASTER COVERAGE
Cover more acres in less time and adapt quickly to changing conditions.
BETTER DISEASE CONTROL
Fine droplet technology helps improve canopy penetration and coverage.
REDUCED CROP DAMAGE
Avoid compaction and protect your crops by staying off the ground.
RECOMMENDED DRONES FOR FUNGICIDE APPLICATION
J70
70 Litre Capacity
Ideal for small to mid-sized operations needing precision and efficiency.
How effective are drones for fungicide application?
Drone applications provide precise coverage and allow growers to spray quickly when disease pressure is high.
What droplet size do your drones produce?
Droplet size varies by nozzle setup and application requirements to ensure optimal canopy penetration and coverage.
How many acres can a drone cover per day?
Up to 150 acres per day with our J150.
Do I need a special license to operate an agricultural drone?
Yes. Agricultural drone operators must meet applicable Transport Canada pilot certification requirements. Additional provincial or territorial training, certification, licences or permits may also be required for pesticide application.
Ready to Protect Your Crops?
Let’s talk about how Ag Drones can help you apply fungicides smarter, safer, and more effectively.