DJI Agras T50 vs T25 vs T100: which one for your farm?
Updated 11 October 2026
DJI's Agras range shares the same app, controller and sensing concept, so the choice comes down to scale and logistics.
| Model | Spray tank | Spreading | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agras T25 | 20 L | 25 kg | One person teams, small and irregular plots, easy transport |
| Agras T50 | 40 L | 50 kg (75 L) | Farms and contractors, open fields, orchards with 4 nozzle kit |
| Agras T100 | 100 L | 150 L | Large contractors, lifting work up to 85 kg |
Agras T25
Folds small enough for a pickup bed, sets up alone and shares batteries and charger logic with the bigger drones. Ideal entry point.
Agras T50
The workhorse. Coaxial twin rotors, 40 L tank, optional four nozzle kit for 24 L/min, and the widest accessory ecosystem.
Agras T100
For operators who measure in hundreds of hectares per day. Needs three phase charging or a large generator, and in most countries a heavier operational authorisation.
All three models were FCC authorised before the US restriction of December 2025. In the EU check the pesticide aerial application rules first.
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DJIDJI Agras T50Coaxial twin rotor spray and spread drone with a 40 L spray tank, 50 kg spreading payload, phased array radar and binocular vision.
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DJIDJI Agras T25Compact, foldable one person spray drone with a 20 L tank and 25 kg spreading payload.
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DJIDJI Agras T100DJI's flagship: 100 L spray tank, 150 L spreading tank and 85 kg lifting for the largest operations.
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