DJI Agras T100S vs DJI T25 Canada: Flagship Power vs Compact Agricultural Drone
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DJI Agras T100S vs DJI T25 Canada
Updated September 11, 2026.
The DJI Agras T100S and DJI Agras T25 represent opposite operating philosophies. T100S maximizes material throughput. T25 prioritizes compact transport, simpler solo logistics and smaller-field efficiency. Canadian operators should choose based on field size, crew, support equipment and regulatory pathway—not simply the largest tank.
T100S offers 85 L spraying, 40–50 L/min flow, 90 kg spreading and 95 kg lifting. T25 uses a 20 L spray tank, weighs about 32 kg with battery, and has a much smaller folded footprint. T100S is better for large commercial throughput; T25 can be better for Canadian farms with fragmented fields, solo operators, smaller trailers and lower daily volume.
Specification Comparison
| Specification | T100S | T25 |
|---|---|---|
| Approx. aircraft weight | ~57 kg with battery in standard launch spray configuration | ~32 kg with battery |
| Spray tank | 85 L | 20 L |
| Max spray MTOW | 149.9 kg-class, configuration dependent | ~52 kg |
| Max spread MTOW | 149.9 kg class | ~58 kg |
| Spread payload | 90 kg | Compact ~25 kg class depending configuration |
| Lift | 95 kg | No comparable heavy-lift system |
| Propeller class | 62-inch | 50-inch |
| Folded size | ~1120 × 896 × 934 mm | ~1050 × 690 × 820 mm |
When 20 L Can Beat 85 L
A smaller drone can be more efficient when Canadian fields are fragmented, access roads are narrow, jobs are spread across multiple farms or the operator works alone. A T25 can be faster to load, unload and reposition even though it carries much less liquid.
Large payload is most valuable when the aircraft can spend most of its day applying—not travelling between small blocks.
When T100S Becomes a Different Productivity Class
On large consolidated acreage, fewer refills can transform daily output. T100S also has far more flow capacity, making it suitable for high-volume applications that could force smaller aircraft to slow down.
Health Canada’s 2026 RPAS policy still requires the pesticide to be eligible for aerial/RPAS application and all label directions to be followed exactly. See T100S Spray, Spread & Lift Canada.
Spreading and Heavy Lift
T100S carries up to 90 kg of compatible dry material and adds a 95 kg lifting system. Those capabilities can support large fertilizer programs and agricultural logistics. T25 is fundamentally a compact spray/spread aircraft, not a heavy cargo platform.
Transport Canada Weight Class
T25 and T100S both exceed 25 kg in their agricultural operating configurations, but T100S approaches the top of Canada’s medium-drone band at 149.9 kg. The regulatory burden depends on the exact operation and aircraft safety assurance, not just the model name. Verify the declaration/PVD support for the exact aircraft.
Canadian Transport and Storage
T25’s smaller folded footprint and lower mass are major advantages for pickup, trailer and storage planning. T100S is better treated as a production system with dedicated water, charging, material loading and launch-zone infrastructure.
Which Is Better by Canadian Farm Type?
| Use case | Better fit |
|---|---|
| Small fragmented fields | T25 |
| Solo deployment | T25 |
| Large broadacre custom application | T100S |
| High-volume orchard work | T100S |
| Large fertilizer spreading | T100S |
| Heavy farm cargo transport | T100S |
| Minimal trailer/support burden | T25 |
Related Canada Guides
- T100S Canada Full Guide
- T100S vs T50 Canada
- T100S vs T55 Canada
- T100S Specifications Canada
- T100S Canada Availability
Ares Acres Support
Canadian operators can browse DJI Agras OEM Parts, Accessories, the full catalog, tutorials or contact Ares Acres.
FAQ
Which is easier for one operator?
T25.
Which covers more area per refill?
T100S when application rates and field logistics can use its 85 L tank.
Which is better for a small Canadian farm?
Often T25, unless the farm has unusually high-volume, spreading or cargo-lift needs.
Which is better for a large custom applicator?
T100S has the stronger throughput case if regional support and regulation are in place.
Comparison notice: T25 figures reflect established DJI specifications; T100S figures reflect launch-market information. Verify exact Canadian aircraft documentation, Transport Canada requirements and Health Canada pesticide rules before operation.
