Where to Buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada: CAD Pricing, Door-to-Door Delivery & Genuine OEM Parts

September 7, 2026

🇺🇸 Reading from the United States? See the U.S. edition: How Can I Buy a DJI T100 in the USA?

🇨🇦 CANADA — Buying the DJI Agras T100: CAD Pricing, Door-to-Door Delivery, OEM Parts & Canadian Support

If you have searched “where to buy a DJI Agras T100 in Canada,” here is the short answer: you buy it from Ares Acres. Ares Acres is a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller operating out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Canadian operators order the same aircraft, from the same catalogue, with the same technical support as every other Ares Acres customer. Prices are shown and paid in Canadian dollars (CAD) at checkout, the aircraft is delivered door to door by coordinated freight, and genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping.

That is the whole model, and it is deliberately simple. A grower in Saskatchewan, a custom applicator in Manitoba, a corn-and-soybean operation in southwestern Ontario, an orchard in the Okanagan or a vineyard in Niagara all place the order the same way: choose the T100 configuration, check out in CAD, and take delivery at the farm, shop, hangar or field site. After delivery, the relationship continues through parts, accessories, spares and operator resources — the same catalogue and the same people who handled the aircraft order.

This guide walks through what a DJI Agras T100 purchase actually includes, how a Canadian order moves from browsing to delivery, where the T100 fits across Canadian cropping systems, what the parts and accessory ecosystem looks like once the aircraft is working, and why buying genuine OEM hardware from an authorized reseller is the decision that protects everything downstream.

Explore the DJI Agras T100, browse DJI T100 Parts and DJI Agras Parts, check the DJI Accessories range, open the full Ares Acres Product Catalog, or contact Ares Acres to talk through a configuration for your operation.

Prefer to watch instead of read? The overview above walks through the DJI Agras T100 as a complete system — aircraft, tank, batteries, charging and field power — before you get into the ordering detail below. The written guide adds the Canadian side: CAD checkout, door-to-door delivery, and where to source genuine OEM parts once the aircraft is in the field.

What You’ll Learn

Where Canadian operators buy a DJI Agras T100, and what “authorized reseller” actually means for you.
What a complete T100 purchase includes: aircraft, batteries, charging hub and field generator.
The T100’s core specifications — tank, payload, coverage, positioning and folded dimensions.
How a Canadian order flows from browsing in CAD to door-to-door delivery and after-delivery support.
Where the T100 fits across Prairie broad-acre, Ontario and Quebec row crops, and BC and Ontario horticulture.
How spray, spread and lift configurations change what the aircraft does in a season.
Which parts and accessories keep a T100 flying, and how they ship to Canada.
What operator readiness looks like in Canada before the first mission.
Why genuine OEM hardware from an authorized reseller matters more than any other purchase decision.

Quick Answer: Where Do Canadian Operators Buy a DJI Agras T100?

From Ares Acres — a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller that serves Canadian operators directly from Albuquerque, New Mexico. You browse the catalogue and see Canadian dollars, you check out in CAD, and the aircraft is delivered door to door by coordinated freight to your farm, shop or field site.

After delivery, genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping, and Canadian orders are filled from the same inventory, with the same technical support, as any other order Ares Acres handles. There is no separate Canadian catalogue, no reduced product list and no second-tier support queue — it is one operation covering both countries.

If you want a configuration reviewed before you order — spray versus spread, battery count, charging and generator capacity, spares — contact Ares Acres and describe the operation.

What You Get With a DJI Agras T100 Purchase

The DJI Agras T100 is not sold as a bare airframe that you then have to make useful. A complete T100 package is a working field system: the aircraft, the flight batteries, the charging hardware and the power source that keeps the batteries turning over when there is no grid at the edge of the field.

A full DJI Agras T100 combo includes:

1 × DJI Agras T100 agricultural drone — the 100-litre heavy-lift aircraft itself.
3 × DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Batteries — 41,000 mAh, 60 V.
1 × DJI C12000 Smart Battery Charger — 12,000 W, dual-channel.
1 × DJI 14000iE Field Inverter Generator — 14,000 W peak output.
Tools, cables and accessories for setup and maintenance.

Why that matters in Canada: the batteries, charger and generator are the difference between an aircraft that flies a demonstration and an aircraft that works a section. Three DB2160 batteries in rotation on a dual-channel C12000 hub, fed by a 14,000 W inverter generator, is a self-contained field energy loop. You can set that loop up on a Prairie approach, on a headland in Chatham-Kent, or on a gravel pad beside a block of apples, and keep the aircraft in the air rather than waiting on a wall outlet.

The T100 is also designed to be moved. The frame is foldable carbon fibre with sealed, dust- and water-resistant electronics, built to endure heat, humidity and uneven terrain — which is the daily reality of a Canadian season that runs from cold spring soil to a hot, dusty August.

DJI Agras T100 Specifications at a Glance

Every figure below comes from the DJI Agras T100 product documentation. Use it to size the aircraft against your fields, your trailer and your power setup before you order.

Specification	Detail
Tank Capacity	100 litres (liquid spraying)
Max Payload (Spraying)	100 kg
Max Payload (Broadcasting)	149.9 kg
Max Coverage	Up to 21 hectares per 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, RTK, obstacle avoidance, terrain follow
Expanded Dimensions	3220 × 3224 × 975 mm
Folded Dimensions	1105 × 1265 × 975 mm

Two numbers deserve a second look. The first is coverage of up to 21 hectares per hour under optimal conditions — that is the figure that decides whether a T100 can realistically service the acreage you are planning to cover in a spray window. The second is the folded footprint of 1105 × 1265 × 975 mm, which is what determines whether the aircraft travels in the deck of a trailer, in an enclosed cargo trailer, or in the back of a truck between fields.

The T100 carries a maximum takeoff weight of 103 kg in spray mode, and supports up to 149.9 kg in broadcasting mode. Onboard, it runs dual active phased-array radar with terrain-following sensors, AI route optimization and intelligent obstacle detection, and RTK-level positioning for high-accuracy application.

How a Canadian Order Works, Step by Step

The order path is short by design. There is no separate Canadian process to learn.

Browse in CAD. Open the DJI Agras T100 listing or the full Ares Acres Product Catalog. Canadian customers see prices in Canadian dollars, so you are comparing configurations in the currency you actually budget in.
Choose the configuration. Decide how many DB2160 batteries you need in rotation, whether you want the C12000 charging hub and the 14000iE generator in the same package, and which spreading or spraying components belong in the initial order. If you are not sure, contact Ares Acres and describe the fields, the crops and the season length.
Check out in Canadian dollars. Checkout is in CAD. What you see is what you pay in your own currency.
Door-to-door delivery. The aircraft is delivered door to door on coordinated freight, to the farm, shop, hangar or field site you nominate. Heavy-lift agricultural aircraft are not parcel freight, and they are not treated as parcel freight.
Set up and get flying. Unfold, assemble, link the remote, activate, and run the pre-flight sequence. The DJI Agras Operator Academy tutorials linked further down walk through activation, pre-flight, route planning, RTK setup, power supply and spreading calibration — all in Canada editions.
Parts and support after delivery. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping. Propellers, nozzles, pumps, filters, spreading components, cables, fuses and consumables come from the same catalogue that supplied the aircraft.

The point of buying from an authorized reseller is that steps 5 and 6 are not someone else’s problem. A T100 that goes down in the middle of a spray window needs a real part from a real source, not a guess from a listing photo.

The DJI Agras T100 for Canadian Operations

Canada does not have one farming system, it has several, and the T100 earns its place differently in each of them.

Prairie broad-acre: Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba

On canola, spring wheat, barley, lentils and peas, the constraint is almost never the machine’s capability — it is the window. Fungicide timing on canola, a late-season pass on lentils, a foliar application when the ground is too soft to carry a high-clearance sprayer: these are all situations where a 100-litre aircraft covering up to 21 hectares per hour under good conditions turns a missed window into a completed pass. The T100’s RTK positioning and terrain-following radar matter here as much as tank size, because Prairie fields are large enough that small guidance errors compound into visible strips.

Ontario and Quebec row crops

Corn and soybean ground in southwestern Ontario and along the St. Lawrence lowlands brings a different problem: tall crop, wet soil and field edges that a ground rig damages. Late-season corn work is the classic case for an agricultural drone, and a heavy-lift aircraft with a 100 kg spray payload and phased-array radar handles the canopy-height flying that the job requires. Field shapes in these regions are also more irregular than the Prairies, which is where route planning and multi-field programming pay for themselves.

Okanagan and Niagara horticulture

Orchards and vineyards in British Columbia’s Okanagan and Ontario’s Niagara region are slower, more precise work: tree rows, trellis systems, slope, and blocks that change elevation quickly. Terrain-following and obstacle detection are the features that matter most, and fruit-tree mapping turns an irregular block into a repeatable route. The T100 is a large aircraft for this work, which makes block layout, approach planning and buffer discipline part of the setup rather than an afterthought.

Spray, spread and lift

The same airframe covers three jobs. In spray configuration, the 100-litre tank and 100 kg spray payload do liquid application. In spread configuration, broadcasting supports up to 149.9 kg — the mode that matters for cover crop seeding, granular fertilizer and pasture rejuvenation, and the mode where auger sizing and material calibration determine whether the rate on the screen is the rate on the ground. In lift configuration, the aircraft moves material: irrigation components, harvest bins on slope, fencing supplies, or equipment to a site a truck cannot reach. Aerial RPAS application is only permitted where the Health Canada PMRA label allows it — check the label and your provincial rules.

Parts, Accessories and Keeping the Aircraft Working

An agricultural drone is a consumable-heavy machine. Propellers wear. Nozzles erode and drift out of pattern. Pumps and filters need replacing. Spreading augers and impellers change with the material. Cables, connectors and fuses fail in the field. The purchase decision that matters most six months after delivery is not which aircraft you bought — it is whether you can get a genuine replacement part quickly.

That is the second half of the Ares Acres model for Canada. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping, priced and paid in CAD. Browse DJI T100 Parts for model-specific components, DJI Agras Parts for the wider Agras range, and DJI Accessories for the support hardware around the aircraft.

Field power deserves its own line item. The DB2160 is a high-density 41,000 mAh / 60 V lithium-ion pack rated for up to 1,500 cycles, with smart thermal regulation and discharge protection. The C12000 hub delivers 12,000 W across dual high-speed channels with intelligent battery balancing and safety monitoring, charging a battery in roughly 9–12 minutes on dual-port. The 14000iE inverter generator provides 14,000 W of peak output and is optimized for fast-charging DJI agricultural batteries in remote fields. Together they are the reason a T100 can work all day where there is no power at all — which describes a great deal of Canadian farmland.

These Canada-edition tutorials cover the systems you will be maintaining: the T100 power supply workflow, battery fleet management and cycle maintenance, and spreading system programming and calibration.

Operator Readiness in Canada

Buying the aircraft and being ready to operate it are two separate projects, and it is worth starting the second one while the first is in motion.

Every DJI Agras aircraft, the T100 included, exceeds 25 kg, so it is operated in Canada under a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC-RPAS) issued to the operator by Transport Canada. The aircraft is not “approved” in its own right — the operator holds the certificate and flies within its conditions, alongside a Transport Canada RPAS pilot certificate and, for controlled airspace, NAV CANADA airspace authorization. Where you are dispensing a product, a provincial pesticide applicator licence and Health Canada PMRA label requirements for RPAS application also apply.

That is the whole regulatory picture at the depth this page is meant to cover. Requirements, conditions and thresholds change, so treat Transport Canada’s drone safety resources and your provincial regulator as the current source rather than any article — including this one. The practical takeaway for a buyer is simply this: start the paperwork early, because the certificate process runs on its own timeline and has nothing to do with how quickly the aircraft arrives.

Why Genuine OEM From an Authorized Reseller Matters

There is a reason this page keeps repeating the word authorized. Heavy-lift agricultural aircraft attract grey-market activity, and Canadian operators see it in online marketplace and auction listings: Chinese-market units built for a different region, parts of unclear origin, and packages assembled from pieces that were never meant to work together.

The failure modes are not theoretical. A unit built for another regional market can behave differently from what the documentation describes. A counterfeit propeller or pump does not fail politely — it fails at altitude over a crop, with 100 kg of payload under it. And a machine assembled from unverified components is very difficult to support, because nobody, including you, knows exactly what is on it.

An authorized reseller closes that gap. The aircraft is what the box says it is, the parts are genuine DJI OEM components, and the support conversation starts from a known configuration. If you are evaluating a unit — from any source — read how to tell if a DJI Agras drone is real (Canada edition) before money changes hands.

Buying genuine is also the cheapest decision over a season. Verified hardware means predictable behaviour, parts that fit the first time, and a supplier who can answer a question about your exact aircraft in the middle of a spray window.

FAQ: Buying a DJI Agras T100 in Canada

Does Ares Acres supply the DJI Agras T100 to Canada?

Yes. Ares Acres supplies the DJI Agras T100 to operators in Canada with door-to-door delivery on coordinated freight, and Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars (CAD). Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping.

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 buying a DJI Agras T100 different for Canadian operators?

No. It is the same aircraft, the same configurations, the same catalogue and the same technical support — only the currency at checkout and the regulatory framework you operate under differ. Canadian orders are filled from the same inventory as every other order Ares Acres handles.

What is included with a DJI Agras T100 combo?

One DJI Agras T100 agricultural 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 output), plus the tools, cables and accessories for setup and maintenance.

How large is the DJI Agras T100 spray tank?

100 litres for liquid spraying — DJI’s largest agricultural tank to date, which means fewer refills and longer missions per fill.

What is the DJI Agras T100’s maximum payload?

Up to 100 kg in spray mode and up to 149.9 kg in broadcasting mode. Maximum takeoff weight in spray mode is 103 kg.

How much ground can a DJI Agras T100 cover in an hour?

Up to 21 hectares per hour under optimal conditions. Real coverage depends on field shape, application rate, refill logistics, wind and how far the aircraft has to travel between the fill point and the work area.

What batteries does the DJI Agras T100 use?

The DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery — a high-density 41,000 mAh / 60 V lithium-ion pack rated for up to 1,500 cycles, with smart thermal regulation and discharge protection.

How long does a DB2160 battery take to charge?

Roughly 9–12 minutes per battery on the C12000 hub using dual-port charging. The C12000 delivers up to 12,000 W across two high-speed channels with intelligent battery balancing and safety monitoring.

Do I need a generator to run a T100 in the field?

If you are working away from grid power — which describes most Canadian field sites — yes. The DJI 14000iE inverter generator provides 14,000 W of peak output and is optimized for fast-charging DJI agricultural batteries in remote fields, keeping a three-battery rotation turning over without a wall outlet.

Will a DJI Agras T100 fit in a trailer?

Folded, the T100 measures 1105 × 1265 × 975 mm. Expanded, it is 3220 × 3224 × 975 mm. Plan your transport around the folded footprint and confirm your trailer or truck deck clears those dimensions with room to handle the aircraft safely.

What positioning and safety systems does the T100 have?

Dual active phased-array radar with terrain-following sensors, AI route optimization, intelligent obstacle detection, and RTK-enabled flight for high-accuracy application. Wind resistance is rated at 6 m/s.

Can the DJI Agras T100 spread dry material as well as spray?

Yes. Broadcasting mode supports up to 149.9 kg, which covers cover crop seed, granular fertilizer and similar dry material. Getting the applied rate right depends on auger selection and material calibration — the spreading system programming and calibration tutorial linked above walks through it.

Where do I buy genuine DJI Agras T100 parts in Canada?

From the DJI T100 Parts collection and the broader DJI Agras Parts range. Genuine OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping and CAD pricing at checkout.

🇺🇸 Reading from the United States? See the U.S. edition: How Can I Buy a DJI T100 in the USA?

Final Takeaway

If you are a Canadian operator looking for a DJI Agras T100, the answer is Ares Acres: an authorized DJI Agras reseller, CAD pricing at checkout, door-to-door delivery of the aircraft, and genuine OEM parts shipping to Canada with free shipping. There is no separate Canadian product list and no reduced level of support — you are ordering from the same catalogue and the same team as every other customer.

The aircraft itself is a serious machine: a 100-litre tank, up to 100 kg of spray payload and 149.9 kg in broadcasting mode, coverage of up to 21 hectares per hour under good conditions, DB2160 batteries on a 12,000 W dual-channel hub, a 14,000 W field generator, phased-array radar, terrain following and RTK positioning. It works on Prairie canola and wheat, on Ontario and Quebec corn and soybeans, and in Okanagan and Niagara blocks — spraying, spreading and lifting.

Get the order right, get the spares right, get the certificate process started early, and buy genuine. Then the only thing left to manage is the weather.

DJI Agras Aircraft, Parts & Support

Everything a Canadian T100 operation needs, in one catalogue:

What Is Ares Acres?

Ares Acres is a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller serving the United States and Canada — all of North America — from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ares Acres also ships genuine DJI Agras OEM parts to Canada with free standard shipping, and Canadian customers see CAD pricing at checkout. The company supplies complete agricultural drone systems, model-specific OEM parts, batteries, charging and power equipment, technical content and operator education.

The DJI Agras Operator Academy converts short-form training and field experience into detailed, searchable technical resources that operators can reference before, during and after the season — including the Canada editions linked throughout this guide.

Need a DJI Agras T100, Parts, or Delivery Support? Canadian operators welcome.

If you are configuring a T100 for a Canadian operation, sourcing spares before a spray window, or building out a battery, charger and generator workflow, contact Ares Acres. Tell us the crops, the acreage and the season length, and we will work through the configuration with you.

This article is educational material for DJI Agras operators, not legal advice, an SFOC, a Transport Canada authorization, a pesticide-label substitute, or a replacement for the current DJI manual. All specifications are as published by DJI for the Agras T100 and are subject to change.

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