Is the DJI Agras T100 Available in Canada? Availability, CAD Pricing & Door-to-Door Delivery

September 7, 2026

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🇨🇦 CANADA — DJI Agras T100 Availability: Aircraft, Batteries, Generator, D-RTK 3 & CAD Checkout

Yes — the DJI Agras T100 is available in Canada right now. Canadian farms, custom applicators and agricultural service companies can order the T100 through Ares Acres, a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller serving Canada from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars (CAD), and the aircraft is delivered door to door on coordinated freight.

There is no separate Canadian catalogue, no reduced configuration and no second-tier support queue. Canadian operators buy from the same inventory, receive the same genuine DJI Agras hardware, and get the same technical support after the aircraft lands. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, so the aircraft is supportable through a full season — not just purchasable once.

This page answers the availability question directly: what is actually available, what "available" means once the crate reaches a Canadian yard, and which Canadian operations the T100 fits. If you are ready to compare configurations and order, start with the companion guide: Where to Buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada.

Explore the DJI Agras T100, browse DJI T100 Parts, the wider DJI Agras Parts catalogue and DJI Accessories, search the Ares Acres Product Catalog, or contact Ares Acres with your farm location, crop mix and target hectares.

Prefer to watch instead of read? The video above walks through the DJI Agras T100 platform — airframe, spray system and the power ecosystem that keeps it flying. Everything shown applies to Canadian operators exactly as it does anywhere else; the aircraft does not change at the border. The guide below adds the Canada-specific detail.

What You'll Learn

Whether the DJI Agras T100 is available to Canadian buyers — and what "available" covers.
The T100's headline specifications: tank, payload, coverage, batteries, charging and positioning.
What ships as a complete system: aircraft, spreading and lift hardware, batteries, charger, generator and D-RTK 3.
How CAD pricing and door-to-door delivery work for a Canadian farm.
Which Canadian operations the T100 suits — Prairie broad-acre, Ontario and Quebec row crop, Okanagan and Niagara perennials.
How to check what is available before you order.
How genuine DJI Agras OEM parts reach Canada with free shipping.
The operator-readiness items a Canadian team should line up.

Quick Answer: Is the DJI Agras T100 Available in Canada?

Yes. The DJI Agras T100 is available to Canadian operators through Ares Acres, an authorized DJI Agras reseller supplying Canada from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Aircraft: complete DJI Agras T100 systems are supplied to operators in Canada with door-to-door delivery on coordinated freight.
Pricing: Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars (CAD).
Parts: genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders.
Support: the same inventory and the same technical support as every other customer we supply.
Operating: the aircraft exceeds 25 kg (55 lb), so Canadian operators fly it under a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC-RPAS) issued to the operator by Transport Canada.

What "Available in Canada" Actually Means for a Canadian Farm

"Available" gets used loosely in agricultural equipment. For a Canadian farm planning a spray program, it has to mean more than a product page that accepts a Canadian billing address: the aircraft must be buyable, deliverable, payable in a currency your accountant recognizes, and keepable in the air once the season starts. On all four counts, the T100 is genuinely available in Canada:

You can buy the aircraft, not just accessories. Complete T100 systems are supplied to Canadian operators — airframe, spray hardware, battery set, charger and the generator that keeps batteries turning in a field with no grid power.
You can take delivery at your own yard. Aircraft orders are delivered door to door on coordinated freight — to a farm, a shop, a hangar or an airstrip.
You can pay in Canadian dollars. CAD pricing is shown at checkout, so the number you approve is the number you budget against.
You can keep it flying. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts — propellers, filters, nozzles, pumps, batteries, cables, sensors and airframe components — ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders.

That last point is the one experienced operators weigh most heavily. An agricultural drone is consumable-heavy: propellers wear, filters clog, nozzles erode, seals age. A T100 that can be bought but not supported is not really available; one backed by an OEM parts pipeline into Canada is.

DJI Agras T100 Specifications at a Glance

The T100 is DJI's largest agricultural airframe to date, engineered for large-scale operations that need speed, payload and precision in the same machine.

Specification	Detail
Tank capacity	100 L (liquid spraying)
Max payload (spraying)	100 kg
Max payload (broadcasting)	149.9 kg
Max coverage	Up to 21 ha/hour
Battery model	DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery
Battery capacity	41,000 mAh / 60 V
Charging time	~9–12 minutes per battery (dual-port)
Wind resistance	6 m/s
Flight control	AI route planning, RTK, obstacle avoidance, terrain following
Expanded dimensions	3220 × 3224 × 975 mm
Folded dimensions	1105 × 1265 × 975 mm

A few numbers deserve a Canadian reading. The 100 L tank is DJI's largest and more than double the roughly 40 L carried by the older T40 — fewer refill cycles per section, which matters where the usable spray window between a rain event, a wind shift and a heat spike can be a single afternoon.

The up to 21 ha/hour figure is an optimal-conditions number and should be treated that way; real coverage varies with crop height, wind, application rate per hectare (acre) and topography. What it tells you is the shape of the machine: a scale tool whose bottleneck moves from the airframe to your ground logistics — water, premix, batteries and people.

The 103 kg maximum takeoff weight in spray mode quoted in the product's key-features summary, alongside 149.9 kg supported in broadcasting mode, puts the T100 firmly in the heavy-RPAS category for Canadian regulatory purposes — well past the 25 kg (55 lb) threshold.

On precision, the T100 carries dual active phased-array radar, terrain-following sensors, AI route optimization and RTK positioning for centimetre-level (sub-inch) accuracy. The airframe is built for field abuse: dust- and water-resistant sealed electronics, and a foldable carbon-fibre frame that collapses to 1105 × 1265 × 975 mm — relevant when a Prairie operation moves between quarters on a deck trailer.

The Complete T100 System: Aircraft, Spreading, Lift, Batteries, Generator and D-RTK 3

Availability is easier to judge when you know what a complete system contains. A T100 combo is built around the aircraft plus the power ecosystem that keeps it working through a full day:

1 × DJI Agras T100 agricultural drone — the airframe, spray system and flight hardware.
3 × DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Batteries — 41,000 mAh, 60 V, rated for up to 1,500 cycles, with smart thermal regulation and discharge protection.
1 × DJI C12000 Smart Battery Charger — 12,000 W maximum output with dual high-speed channels, so two packs charge simultaneously with intelligent balancing and safety monitoring.
1 × DJI 14000iE Field Inverter Generator — 14,000 W peak output, fuel-efficient inverter technology, optimized for fast-charging DJI agricultural batteries in remote fields.
Tools, cables and accessories for setup and maintenance.

Around that core, most Canadian operations build out the wider T100 ecosystem over a first season:

Spreading system. The 149.9 kg broadcasting payload is why operators look at the platform for cover crop seeding, granular fertilizer and pasture rejuvenation as well as spray. Spreading hardware and its augers, motors and spinner components sit in the DJI T100 Parts collection.
Lift system. Lift-system hardware, dual-battery installation components and their fuses are part of the same T100 parts ecosystem, for operators using the aircraft in transport and lifting roles alongside application work.
Batteries beyond the starting three. Sortie cadence is a battery problem long before it is an airframe problem.
Generator and charging. The C12000 and 14000iE pairing makes a remote quarter-section viable without grid power — a defining requirement in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba.
D-RTK 3 positioning. RTK-level positioning turns a capable sprayer into a repeatable one. Base-station setup and linking, network RTK and custom coordinates are covered in the operator tutorial linked below.
Consumable OEM parts. Propellers, intake filters, nozzles, seals and cables — the components that decide whether the machine flies on the day you need it.

All of it is orderable to Canada, and the parts side ships free on Canadian orders.

CAD Pricing and Door-to-Door Delivery to Canadian Farms

CAD at checkout. Canadian customers see prices and complete the purchase in Canadian dollars — no mental arithmetic at the point of decision, and a number your capital plan can use directly.

Door-to-door delivery of the aircraft. Complete T100 systems are delivered door to door on coordinated freight to the address you nominate — the home farm, the equipment shop, a leased hangar or an airstrip. Freight is coordinated as part of the order rather than left to you. Parts orders move separately and ship free to Canada.

Same inventory, same support. A Canadian order draws on the same stock as every other order, backed by the same technical support team. The aircraft you receive is genuine DJI Agras hardware from an authorized reseller — not a grey-market import, not a Chinese-market unit rehomed through an online marketplace or auction listing.

For the full ordering walkthrough, see Where to Buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada.

Which Canadian Operations the DJI Agras T100 Fits

Availability only matters if the machine matches the work. The T100's profile — big tank, high payload, strong coverage ceiling, RTK precision — suits three Canadian patterns particularly well.

Prairie Broad-Acre: Canola, Spring Wheat, Barley, Lentils and Peas

Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba run the largest average field sizes in the country, and Prairie spray windows are short. The 100 L tank and up-to-21 ha/hour ceiling are aimed squarely at that: fewer refills per section, more hectares covered before the wind gets up. Canola rewards timing — fungicide and desiccation decisions are measured in days — and fewer refill cycles convert directly into coverage inside the window.

Terrain following and dual phased-array radar earn their place on rolling Prairie ground, where a field that looks flat from the truck is not flat to a sprayer holding a target height. The 14000iE generator matters here too: quarter-sections far from a yard need their own power.

Ontario and Quebec Row Crop: Corn, Soybeans and Forage

Ontario and Quebec operations tend toward smaller, irregular fields with more edges, waterways and neighbouring sensitivities. The T100's value here is precision as much as capacity: RTK positioning, AI route optimization and rate control keep application inside the intended boundary and reduce drift risk near watercourses and property lines.

Late-season corn is the classic case: once the canopy closes, ground equipment stops being realistic and a heavy-lift RPAS becomes one of the few ways to get a product onto the crop. Dairy forage operations use the same aircraft for cover crop seeding after silage, using broadcasting capacity rather than the spray tank.

Okanagan and Niagara Perennials: Orchards and Vineyards

Orchard and vineyard blocks in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia and the Niagara region of Ontario are the hardest environment for any aerial applicator: steep or terraced ground, tall and variable canopies, tight boundaries and permanent infrastructure. Terrain following and responsive thrust matter most here, keeping nozzle-to-target spacing consistent beneath canopies and over uneven blocks.

The trade-off is honest: the T100 is a large airframe, and very tight blocks may favour a smaller aircraft such as the DJI Agras T50 for edges, spot work and training. Plenty of Canadian operations run a mixed fleet — the T100 carrying mainline coverage on good weather days, a smaller frame handling awkward corners.

Aerial RPAS application is only permitted where the Health Canada PMRA label allows it — check the label and your provincial rules.

How to Check What Is Available Right Now

The honest answer to "what can I get?" is always "check the current catalogue." Three ways to do that:

Open the product page. The DJI Agras T100 listing shows the current configuration and options, priced in CAD when you browse from Canada — the fastest read on what is offered today.
Browse the collections. DJI T100 Parts covers model-specific OEM components, DJI Agras Parts the broader agricultural range, and DJI Accessories supporting equipment. The Ares Acres Product Catalog is searchable across all of it.
Ask directly. For a complete aircraft order, contact Ares Acres with four things: your province and delivery address, your crop mix, your target hectares per season, and whether you need spray, broadcast or both. That is enough to confirm the configuration and put a CAD figure in front of you.

If you are comparing configurations rather than checking whether the aircraft exists in Canada at all, Where to Buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada is written for exactly that stage.

Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts, Shipped Free to Canada

The parts question decides whether an aircraft is a season-long asset or a season-long risk. Ares Acres ships genuine DJI Agras OEM parts to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, priced in CAD, from the same inventory that serves every other customer. For a first season, most teams stage a few predictable consumables so a routine wear item never costs a spray day:

An additional DB2160 battery or two — the single most common limiter on sortie cadence.
Intake filtration — 100-mesh intake filters are a consumable, more so with dirty water sources.
A propeller set — carbon-fibre propellers are wear items on any heavy airframe.
Nozzles and seals — erosion changes droplet spectrum before anything looks broken.
Signal and power cabling — cheap to stock, costly to wait for.

Each is a genuine OEM component ordered from the model-specific DJI T100 Parts collection or the wider DJI Agras Parts catalogue. Buying OEM through an authorized reseller protects the thing hardest to recover once lost: confidence that what is bolted to a 100 kg-payload aircraft flying over your crop is what DJI actually built.

Operator Readiness: What Canadian Operators Should Have in Place

Owning the aircraft and being ready to fly it are two different projects, and the second is worth starting early. Every DJI Agras aircraft, the T100 included, exceeds 25 kg (55 lb). In Canada it is operated under a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC-RPAS) issued to the operator by Transport Canada. The certificate belongs to the operator and their proposed operation — the aircraft itself is not "approved" or "certified" in the sense buyers sometimes assume, and no reseller can issue or shortcut that authorization.

Application work brings its own requirements. Operators applying crop-protection products need the appropriate provincial pesticide applicator licence, and every product applied by RPAS must be used in accordance with its Health Canada PMRA label. Where operations touch controlled airspace, NAV CANADA airspace authorization (RPAS Flight Authorization) applies alongside the SFOC conditions, and general operating rules sit under the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) Part IX. Start with Transport Canada's drone safety resources: https://tc.canada.ca/en/aviation/drone-safety.

A practical readiness checklist looks roughly like this: pilot certification and SFOC application under way well before the aircraft arrives; provincial applicator licensing current; a delivery address and unloading plan agreed; charging and generator capacity sized to your sortie pattern; a spares kit staged; and a training plan so more than one person can fly. All of it takes longer than freight does — start it when the order starts, not when the crate opens.

FAQ: DJI Agras T100 Availability in Canada

Does Ares Acres supply the DJI Agras T100 to Canada?

Yes. Ares Acres supplies complete DJI Agras T100 systems to operators in Canada with door-to-door delivery on coordinated freight, CAD pricing at checkout, and genuine DJI Agras OEM parts shipped free on Canadian orders.

Do I need an SFOC to fly the DJI Agras T100 in Canada?

Yes. All DJI Agras aircraft exceed 25 kg (55 lb), so they are operated under a Special Flight Operations Certificate issued to the operator by Transport Canada. Confirm current requirements with Transport Canada and your provincial regulator before operating.

Is the DJI Agras T100 different for Canadian operators?

No. The aircraft, hardware and software are identical in every country — same airframe, same 100 L tank, same DB2160 batteries, same flight controller behaviour. Only the regulatory framework you fly under and the units you plan in differ.

Can a Canadian farm buy a complete T100 system, or only parts?

A complete system. Aircraft, batteries, charger and generator are supplied as a working package, with the OEM parts catalogue behind it.

What is included in a DJI Agras T100 combo?

One DJI Agras T100 drone, three DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Batteries (41,000 mAh, 60 V), one DJI C12000 Smart Battery Charger (12,000 W), one DJI 14000iE Field Inverter Generator (14,000 W peak), plus tools, cables and accessories.

How large is the DJI Agras T100 spray tank?

100 L for liquid spraying — DJI's largest agricultural tank. The older T40 carries roughly 40 L, so the T100 more than doubles the volume per sortie.

How much can the DJI Agras T100 carry?

Maximum payload is 100 kg spraying and 149.9 kg broadcasting, with a 103 kg maximum takeoff weight quoted for spray mode.

How much ground can the T100 cover in an hour?

Up to 21 ha/hour under optimal conditions. Real coverage varies with crop height, wind, application rate per hectare (acre) and topography, so plan water, premix and battery logistics around a realistic figure for your own fields rather than the ceiling.

How do the T100 batteries and charging work in a remote Canadian field?

The DB2160 is a 41,000 mAh, 60 V pack rated for up to 1,500 cycles. The C12000 charger delivers up to 12,000 W across dual high-speed channels — roughly 9–12 minutes per battery on a dual-port setup — and the 14000iE generator supplies 14,000 W peak, so the cycle runs without grid power.

Does the T100 support RTK positioning?

Yes. The T100 is RTK-enabled for centimetre-level (sub-inch) accuracy, alongside dual active phased-array radar, terrain-following sensors and AI route optimization. D-RTK 3 setup, linking and network RTK options are covered in the tutorial linked above.

Is the DJI Agras T100 practical in Prairie conditions?

Yes — arguably the platform's best fit. Large fields, short spray windows and long distances from grid power are exactly the conditions the 100 L tank, the coverage ceiling and the generator-based charging ecosystem are designed around. Rated wind resistance is 6 m/s, so wind still governs the day.

Can the T100 spread granular product as well as spray?

Yes. Broadcasting configuration supports up to 149.9 kg, covering cover crop seeding, granular fertilizer and pasture work. Spreading hardware and its wear components are in the DJI T100 Parts collection.

Will the aircraft fit on my trailer?

Folded, the T100 measures 1105 × 1265 × 975 mm; expanded it is 3220 × 3224 × 975 mm. The foldable carbon-fibre frame is designed for moving between blocks and quarters without a purpose-built transport rig.

Where do I get genuine DJI Agras parts in Canada?

From the DJI T100 Parts collection or the wider DJI Agras Parts catalogue. Parts are genuine OEM, priced in CAD, and ship free on Canadian orders.

How do I confirm the configuration that suits my operation?

Contact Ares Acres with your province, delivery address, crop mix, target hectares, and whether you need spray, broadcast or both.

🇺🇸 Reading from the United States? See the U.S. edition: Is the DJI T100 Available in the USA?

Final Takeaway

The DJI Agras T100 is available in Canada — not conditionally, not eventually, but now. Canadian farms and custom applicators can order the complete system through Ares Acres, an authorized DJI Agras reseller supplying Canada from Albuquerque, New Mexico, with CAD pricing at checkout and door-to-door delivery of the aircraft.

What makes that availability meaningful is everything behind the sale: genuine DJI Agras OEM parts shipping to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, the same inventory and the same technical support as any other customer, and a catalogue built around real Agras systems rather than generic drone accessories.

The work worth doing now is on your side. Size the machine against your real hectares and spray windows, decide whether you need spray, broadcast or both, plan charging around your intended sortie cadence, start pilot certification and your SFOC application early, keep your provincial applicator licence current, and read the label on every product before it goes in the tank. The aircraft is the easy part to get; readiness takes a season to build.

When you are ready to move from "is it available" to "how do I order it," Where to Buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada picks up exactly where this page leaves off.

Complementary DJI Agras T100 Equipment & Operator Resources

A T100 is a system, not a single item. Confirm aircraft, payload hardware, positioning, power and spares together before the season starts.

DJI Agras T100 Aircraft — explore the T100 platform and complete-system options.
DJI T100 Parts — browse model-specific OEM replacement components.
DJI Agras OEM Parts — search the broader agricultural-drone parts catalogue.
DJI Agras Accessories — review operational accessories and supporting equipment.
Ares Acres Product Catalog — search aircraft, parts, power-system equipment, and field-support products.
Ares Acres Technical Support — contact our team for configuration help, aircraft support, or T100 equipment questions.

What Is Ares Acres?

Ares Acres is a U.S.-based agricultural robotics company and authorized DJI Agras reseller serving the United States and Canada from Albuquerque, New Mexico, focused on DJI Agras aircraft, OEM parts, operator support, diagnostics, and technical education. Ares Acres also ships genuine DJI Agras OEM parts to Canada with free standard shipping, and Canadian customers see CAD pricing at checkout.

Our catalogue is structured around real Agras systems rather than generic drone accessories — complete aircraft, spraying and spreading hardware, power-system components, airframe parts, sensors, motors and field-service items — so a Canadian operator can source the machine and everything needed to keep it flying from one place.

Need DJI Agras T100 Availability, Configuration, or Parts Support? Canadian operators welcome.

Tell us your province, crop mix and target hectares, and we will confirm the right DJI Agras T100 configuration, the delivery plan to your address, and the spares worth staging for your first season. Browse the DJI Agras T100 or contact Ares Acres to get started.

Operational note: Always follow the current DJI documentation and DJI SmartFarm guidance for the exact aircraft and payload configuration in use. Specifications quoted here are drawn from DJI Agras T100 product documentation and may be updated by the manufacturer. For regulated herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers or other crop-protection products, follow the product label and all applicable federal, provincial and municipal requirements. This guide answers availability and configuration questions for Canadian operators; it does not override manufacturer instructions, label requirements, or the conditions of your own operating authority.

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