SpeedyDrone.caAgriculture

Agricultural drone systems for Canadian operations.

Configured for your operation. Supported beyond the aircraft.

Equipment, field deployment, training and ongoing support—planned around the work you need to do.

From equipment to your operation.

DJI AGRAS T50

Explore the T50
01 / Before the sunExplore production tasks

Scroll to follow the T50 from dawn to the field.

The aircraft is only part of the system.

Practical field training and equipment testing beside an agricultural drone.
  1. Assess the operation.

    Review the task, site and existing setup.

  2. Configure the equipment.

    Plan the aircraft, power, material supply and transport.

  3. Prepare the team.

    Prepare operators, equipment handover and field deployment.

  4. Support the work.

    Agree technical contacts, maintenance and after-sales support.

Canadian field implementation. Training and project validation. Software development support.

An optional precision-agriculture workflow.

From field insight to field action.

Start with the stages your task needs, using the equipment and processes already in place.

  1. Observe

    Collect RGB and multispectral imagery to understand the field and identify areas for a closer look.

    Mavic 3M
    Field imagery and data collection.
    Mavic 3M collecting imagery above a field.
  2. Review & plan

    Review maps alongside ground checks and agronomic advice. Confirm the task before planning field action.

    SmartFarm Web
    Online image reconstruction and field planning.
    DJI Terra
    An alternative processing path for the required map outputs.
    RGB reconstruction shown in DJI Terra’s MS Demo dataset.
  3. Act & review

    Carry out the confirmed task with an Agras aircraft and field team. Review the operation records and arrange follow-up checks.

    Agras aircraft
    Spraying or spreading with a suitable configuration.
    SmartFarm App
    Available operation summaries, flight routes and records.
    DJI AGRAS aircraft spraying over a crop field.
Explore the workflow

Choose your starting point.

In the field. In Canada.

Drone in flight during the Ontario clover cover crop seeding work.

Cover crop seeding in Ontario.

The task was to broadcast clover seed as a cover crop in an Ontario field of standing winter wheat.

The standing crop limited access for large seeders. A drone offered a way to distribute seed over the existing crop.

Planning starts with seed suitability, crop stage and ground access, followed by a workable loading and battery setup.

Read the field note

Let’s plan your operation.

Start with your task, location and current setup. We’ll use that context to discuss configuration and next steps.

  1. Receive your brief
  2. Discuss suitability
  3. Confirm configuration & scope
  4. Prepare a quote
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