2025 Model – DJI Agras T50
Our company’s philosophy is that the care, in-time service, and technical support are more important than sales. We hope to work with our amazing dealerships to reduce your operation risks and increase the efficiency of your drone.
Our Journey
Thanks to our honourable Minister of Environment Andrea Khanjin has taken practical actions to support high-tech projects and cut the ribbon on safe and efficient drones that can protect the environment. This invigorates us!
We would like to thank our honourable Minister of Environment Andrea Khanjin for supporting high-tech projects and seeing the potential of drones; especially those that can protect the environment.
Let’s bless our environment, bless our precious land, and hope that the DJI Agras T50 drone can raise Canadian agriculture to new heights!
What we do:
It is important to have the right models and tools to reduce detours, maximize yield, and increase efficiency. We are here to help!
As the authorized DJI Academy, learning how to fly the drone is guaranteed!
In-time problem anaylsis, on-site replacing parts is our key to help your success!
Time is valuable, we’re here to help you every step of the way!
We have enough parts in case you ever need them!
What are Users’ saying(not from Canada):
“Last season we had experience using drones Agras MG-1P. Spraying was carried out on crops such as sunflower, corn, cabbage, wheat, soy. During our work, we used such plant protection products as herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, desiccants. Introduction of plant protection products using drones showed a good result., as well as many advantages over heavy equipment.”
“Low pollution from drone operations. Aerial work produces downward airflow, which helps increase the penetration of the mist stream after atomization to crops, sprays more water and fertilizers on the leaves, and less falls on the ground, reducing the remaining pesticides on the ground.”
“The seed distribution appeared to be good.”
“It is the perfect droplet size, distribution and penetration to the fruit tree.”
“The field was too wet to be passable by ground rig as we had 2″ of rain two nights before the flight.”
“I am very surprised that the spraying measures out the liquid can be set up very precisely from remote.”
“The herbicide appears to be working very well. The crop appears to be uniformly dying with good penetration into the bottom. Looks good!”
“The down draft from the drone is quite impressive and undoubtedly negated any impact of the light breeze of 5 knots.”
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Our steps with local farm communities:
Have you received this magazine? Yes, this is us! Thanks a lot for the great support from our farming communities and all the crop experts who participated in this cover crop day to evaluate the drone spreading capability and efficacy.
We are deeply honored to have been invited by Boris Horodynsky of Innisfil Horodynsky Farms to take part in this incredible event!
This is not just about a generous a-million-dollar donation to the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Foundation from Boris’s Farms—it’s a gesture of love and hope for countless patients. Boris expressed his wish that through his dedication, young people will see that they too can achieve meaningful things and make a difference.
A true pioneer, Boris Horodynsky was the first in Canada to adopt sub-centimeter GPS-guided technology on tractors back in 1999. We are also immensely grateful for his support of DJI Agriculture’s drone technology, allowing us to use his land for demonstrations and training sessions to help share this innovative technology to more people.
We hope DJI’s agricultural drone technology can help address the challenges of post-rain cultivation, reduce input, increase crop yields, and enhance efficient crop management through its integrated precision agriculture platform.
And if you love onions, you’re in for a treat—Horodynsky Farms grows a stunning variety, from white and yellow to pink and purple!
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