The DJI Agras Series collection brings together agricultural drones designed for modern farms seeking greater yield, precision, and safety. At the heart of this range, the DJI Agras T100 stands out as a next-generation solution built for large fields and intensive missions. Developed to meet the needs of agricultural professionals, it combines very high payload capacity, high working speed, and versatility suited to multiple use scenarios.

The DJI Agras T100 is designed to carry out large-scale agricultural work with a higher level of productivity. It supports spraying, spreading, and certain lifting operations, making it an interesting tool for farmers, cooperatives, agricultural service providers, and technical services companies. With a large-capacity spray tank, a high-flow spreading system, and significant lifting capability, this DJI agricultural drone is clearly aimed at users who want to cover more ground in less time while maintaining precise application.

Safety is also a major strength of the Agras series. The T100 integrates an advanced combination of LiDAR, multi-sensor vision, and millimeter-wave radar to improve environmental detection and enhance operational reliability. This architecture helps the pilot work in complex conditions with better awareness of obstacles and the flight area. For companies looking to professionalize their fleet, it may be relevant to complement the equipment with DJI Care Enterprise to optimize operational continuity.

This collection is primarily intended for users who need a specialized agricultural platform, different from photo or video drones such as the DJI Mavic 4 Pro, the DJI Mini 4 Pro, or the DJI Air 3S. Here, the goal is not recreational imaging, but operational performance in the field. If you are also looking for solutions for aerial logistics, you can also check out the DJI FlyCart collection. For any questions about choosing a model, availability, or support, visit our Contact page or learn more about our expertise on Services Métiers.

Choosing a drone from the DJI Agras Series first requires assessing the actual volume of work to be handled. The DJI Agras T100 is designed for professionals who want to increase intervention throughput over large areas. Its 100 L spray tank, high flow rate, 150 L spreading hopper, and lifting capacity of up to 100 kg make it a very different solution from a standard inspection or mapping drone. For a farmer, this means fewer interruptions, more autonomy per mission, and better profitability potential on repetitive operations.

The second key criterion concerns the type of agricultural work. If your business mainly involves spraying crop protection products or liquid inputs, you should prioritize tank capacity, flow stability, and application accuracy. If you carry out more seeding, granular fertilizer spreading, or other solid material distribution, payload capacity and spreading system throughput become the priority. The T100 was precisely designed to cover these different needs within a single platform. For organizations that also use field data to plan their operations, pairing it with solutions such as DJI Terra or DJI FlightHub 2 can add an extra level of tracking and organization.

Operational safety should never be underestimated. The T100’s onboard sensors, including LiDAR, vision system, and radar, aim to improve obstacle avoidance and environmental awareness. For a farm or service provider, this helps reduce risks related to terrain, trees, infrastructure, or variable ground conditions. Depending on your country and regulatory framework, it may also be useful to consult information related to compliance and professional activity, such as Licence DAC Luxembourg or Assurance RC Pro 2M.

Finally, you should compare the Agras series with other DJI families to avoid making the wrong purchase. The DJI Matrice 350 and DJI Matrice 400 ranges are geared toward inspection, specialized sensors, and technical missions, while the DJI Agras Series is dedicated to agricultural productivity. If you want advice based on your area, crop type, and usage frequency, our team can guide you via the Contact page.