Where to Buy Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts in Canada: Free Shipping, CAD Pricing & Authorized Reseller Support

September 7, 2026

🇨🇦 CANADA — Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts: Propulsion, Spraying, Spreading, Batteries, RTK & CAD Checkout

Canadian operators can buy genuine DJI Agras OEM parts from Ares Acres, a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller working from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars (CAD), and the catalogue, the fitment information, and the support behind an order are the same ones every Ares Acres customer works with. That is the whole answer to the question in the title: the parts are genuine, the pricing is in your currency, and the shipping is free to Canada.

For a spray or spread operation, that matters most on the day something breaks. A grounded aircraft in the middle of a canola pass in Saskatchewan or a soybean pass in Ontario is not a parts problem — it is a season problem. The point of a single parts hub is that the operator already knows where the component lives, already knows how to confirm it fits, and can put the order through in CAD without hunting for a seller who can actually supply genuine DJI hardware.

This page is the parts hub for Canadian DJI Agras operators. It covers what the catalogue holds for the T100, T70P, T55, T50 and T40, how the parts families break down system by system, how to match a component to your aircraft using the DJI material number printed on the listing, how a Canadian order flows from browsing to support, and how to plan spares around the seeding, spraying and spreading windows on the Prairies and in Ontario.

Explore the DJI Agras T100, browse DJI T100 Parts, search the complete DJI Agras Parts catalogue, add supporting gear from DJI Accessories, look through the full Ares Acres Product Catalog, or contact Ares Acres for help identifying the exact component your aircraft needs.

What You'll Learn

Where Canadian operators buy genuine DJI Agras OEM parts, and what "genuine OEM" actually protects on an Agras.
How a Canadian parts order works, from browsing in CAD through free shipping to Canada and post-order support.
Which aircraft the catalogue covers — T100, T70P, T55, T50, T40 and the earlier T25 and T20P platforms.
How the catalogue is organized by system: propulsion, spraying, spreading, power, sensing and navigation, airframe, cabling and controller.
How to read a DJI material number off a component and match it to the correct listing.
Why the compatibility line on a product page — not the model name — is the authority on fitment.
Which components share across platforms, and which are position-specific.
How to build a seasonal spares shelf for Prairie and Ontario operations.
Where the Canada-edition tutorial library fits into parts identification and installation.
What Canadian operator readiness looks like at a glance before the season starts.

Quick Answer: Where Do Canadian Operators Buy Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts?

Browse the Ares Acres DJI Agras parts collections → Identify the component by DJI material number → Confirm fitment on the product page compatibility line → Check out in CAD → Free shipping to Canada → Contact Ares Acres for diagnostics or identification help.

Ares Acres is a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, and Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars.

Why Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts Matter on an Agras

An Agras is not a hobby aircraft. It carries a heavy liquid or granular payload, it runs large carbon fibre propellers under load, it pressurizes chemical through a spray line, and it holds a position by fusing radar, vision and RTK data. Every one of those systems assumes the part bolted into it is the part DJI designed for it. That is the practical argument for genuine OEM: fit, electrical and firmware compatibility, and safety.

Fit. Agras hardware is dimensioned tightly. Arms, brackets, frame tubes, landing gear and propeller retention hardware are structural, and a component that is "close enough" changes how load moves through the airframe. Spray-side hardware is no different — hoses, Y-tee junctions, seals, tank lids and filters all sit in a pressurized circuit where a mismatched seal is a leak onto electronics rather than a minor inconvenience.

Electrical and firmware compatibility. Modules, boards and sensors on an Agras identify themselves to the aircraft. Motherboards, power distribution boards, payload control boards, battery interface boards, weight sensor modules, radar and FPV modules, and RTK hardware are recognized, matched and reported through the app. Genuine DJI components are the ones the aircraft and the app expect to see, which is why module recognition and firmware behaviour stay predictable after a swap.

Safety. Propulsion motors, ESCs, propellers, clamps and holders are the components with the least tolerance for a substitution. So is anything in the battery and charging chain — cells, straps, slider modules, charging cables, chargers and generators. These parts are the reason an aircraft comes home instead of coming down.

Authenticity is verifiable rather than a matter of trust. DJI publishes a Device Info Inquiry page where a serial number can be entered and checked, and DJI publishes lists of its authorized dealers. A real seller has a physical address and a public identity — Ares Acres operates from 1209 Mountain Road NE, Suite N, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Chinese-market units and unidentified components turning up in online marketplace and auction listings are the opposite of that: no verifiable serial history, no fitment statement, and no support behind the sale. For the full method of separating a genuine aircraft from one that only looks like it, read How to Tell if a DJI Agras Drone is Real (Canada).

How a Canadian Parts Order Works

Ordering DJI Agras parts into Canada from Ares Acres is deliberately the same experience a customer anywhere else gets. Nothing about the catalogue, the fitment data or the support changes because the shipping destination is Alberta.

Browse the collections. Start in DJI Agras Parts for the whole catalogue, or go straight to DJI T100 Parts if you are running the flagship. Supporting gear — controller protection, covers, ground handling hardware, lighting, field spray support and OEM service tools — sits in DJI Accessories.
Identify the component. Where DJI publishes a material number for a part, that number appears on the listing, so the component being removed can be matched exactly instead of ordered by description.
Confirm fitment. Every product page states fitment as DJI specifies it. Many components fit more than one Agras model and several are position-specific, so the compatibility line on the individual listing is always the authority.
Check out in CAD. Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars. There is no separate Canadian storefront to find and no converted figure to work out on your own.
Free shipping to Canada. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders.
Use the support. Many listings carry symptom-matched diagnostics that separate near-identical parts — whether a fault is the pump or the impeller, the module or its signal cable, the ESC or the motor, the sensor or its mount. When the symptom is unclear, contact Ares Acres before ordering.

What the Parts Catalogue Covers by Aircraft

The catalogue spans the current and previous generations of the Agras line: the T20P, T25, T25P, T40, T50, T55, T70P and T100. Every system on the aircraft is represented — propulsion, spraying, spreading, sensing, power, airframe, lighting and controller — so an operation running mixed platforms is not splitting its parts sourcing across several places.

Aircraft	What the catalogue holds	Worth knowing
DJI Agras T100	Propulsion motors, M1–M4 aircraft arms and full arm sets, propellers and stabilization clamps, impeller pumps, nozzles and mist mode orchard kits, hoses, Y-tee junctions, solenoid valves, augers and auger motors, front and downward radar modules, FPV modules, SDR antennas, power distribution boards, weight sensor modules, DB2160 battery hardware, landing gear and frame components, RC Plus 2 AG accessories.	DJI Agriculture's flagship, built around a 100 L spray tank and a 150 L spreading system with heavy-lift capability, flown with the RC Plus 2 AG controller on DB2160 intelligent flight batteries.
DJI Agras T70P	Shares a large share of the T100 spray, spread and airframe hardware, plus its own model-specific components.	A great deal of T100 hardware is also listed for the T70P — but sharing is per part, not per platform. Check the listing.
DJI Agras T55	Propulsion, spraying, spreading, sensing, power, airframe, cabling and controller parts, plus model-selectable accessories.	Covered across the parts and accessory collections alongside the rest of the current generation.
DJI Agras T50	Pumps, impeller sets, nozzles, spray hoses and seals, augers and spread hardware, sensing modules, battery and charging hardware, airframe and controller parts.	The T50 shares pumps and sensing modules with the T40 and T25, which widens what a single shelf item can cover.
DJI Agras T40	Propulsion, spray and spread components, sensing and avionics modules, DB1560 battery hardware, boards, cabling and airframe parts.	The T40 and T20P overlap heavily, so older fleets stay serviceable rather than becoming orphans.

Complete aircraft and the equipment around them are available too — the DJI Agras T100 Full Set and T100 Platinum Set, the D14000iE inverter generator, C12000 charging equipment, and the D-RTK 3 high-precision GNSS mobile station. Ares Acres supplies DJI Agras aircraft to operators in Canada with door-to-door delivery, CAD pricing at checkout, and the same support behind the order.

Parts Families: What Wears, What Fails, What to Keep on the Shelf

Thinking in systems rather than individual SKUs is the fastest way to build a parts plan. The catalogue is organized the same way the aircraft is.

System	Representative components	Replacement pattern
Propulsion	Propulsion motors, motor shafts, ESCs, aircraft arms and arm sets, carbon fibre propellers, propeller clamps, holders and fixed straps.	Propellers and their retention hardware are consumables. Motors and ESCs are fault-driven.
Spraying	Impeller pumps, pump motors and impeller sets, nozzles and mist kits, spray hoses, Y-tee junctions, solenoid valves, flowmeters, spray tanks, lids, seals and filters.	Nozzles, seals and hoses wear on chemical and pressure cycles — the classic shelf items.
Spreading	Augers in every size, auger bushings, kits, motors and housings, seed tanks, sealing diaphragms and stainless steel spread filters.	Augers wear on abrasive material; auger size drives spread rate, so operators often hold more than one size.
Sensing & navigation	Forward and backward vision sensors, front, rear and downward radar modules, FPV modules, avionics modules, RF modules, SDR antennas and RTK equipment.	Typically replaced after a specific fault rather than on a schedule.
Power & charging	Motherboards, battery cells, DB1560 and DB2160 battery hardware, power and cable distribution boards, battery interface boards, payload control boards, charging cables, chargers and generators.	Motherboards and battery cells are among the most commonly replaced parts in the whole catalogue.
Airframe	Frame tubes, buckles, landing gear crossbars, skids, foot pads, tees and fixing pieces, brackets, protective covers and fasteners.	Landing gear wear items take the day-to-day abuse of field landings.
Cabling	Signal lines, flowmeter and sprinkler cables, arm ESC composite cables, radar and FPV signal cables, charging output cables.	Often the real cause behind a module that looks dead — cheap to hold, quick to swap.
Controller	RC Plus and RC Plus 2 AG body shells, protective cases, screen protectors, straps, lanyards and brackets.	Protection first: a screen protector and a case are the least expensive insurance in the operation.

The parts operators replace most often, in rough order, are motherboards and battery cells, then propellers, pumps and impellers, nozzles, spray-line seals and hoses, motors, and landing gear wear items. Sensing modules and boards behave differently — they are replaced in response to a fault, which is exactly why diagnosing before ordering saves an operation more than any single component costs.

Matching a Part to Your Aircraft: DJI Material Numbers

Ordering by part name alone is how operators end up with the wrong side, the wrong position or the wrong revision. DJI publishes material numbers in formats such as BC.AG.SS001102, YC.JG.ZS006172, YC.JG.ZS006649 and YC.XC.XX001419.04, and where DJI publishes one it appears on the Ares Acres listing.

The reliable method is simple: read the number off the component being removed, or off the DJI parts diagram for that assembly, and match it to the number shown on the listing. If the numbers agree, the part agrees.

Two habits make this dependable in the field. First, treat the compatibility line on the individual product page as the authority — never the model name. DJI shares hardware across generations, so the T40 and T20P overlap heavily, the T50 shares pumps and sensing modules with the T40 and T25, and the T100 and T70P share a large share of spray, spread and airframe components. But sharing is per part, not per platform. Second, respect position: M1–M4 arms, radar modules and several cable assemblies are position-specific, and a correct number in the wrong position is still the wrong order.

When a symptom does not point cleanly at one component, the listings carry symptom-matched diagnostics, and Ares Acres support will help narrow it before an order goes through.

Seasonal Parts Planning for Prairie and Ontario Operations

Canadian spray and spread windows are short and they do not wait. On the Prairies — Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba — canola, spring wheat, barley, lentils and peas concentrate the work into a handful of weeks where weather, wind and staging decide how many hectares (acres) get covered. In Ontario, corn and soybean passes stack against the same kind of pressure, and orchard and vineyard work in the Okanagan in British Columbia and the Niagara region adds mist-mode spraying with its own hardware set.

The planning principle is the same everywhere: a component you already own is a bench job, and a component you do not own is a decision made under pressure. Build the shelf around the parts families that wear rather than the ones that fail:

Before seeding and spraying season: propellers and retention hardware, nozzles, spray-line seals, hoses and Y-tee junctions, tank lids and filters, and a spare impeller set.
Before spreading season: the auger sizes your spread rates actually use, auger bushings, and stainless steel spread filters for fertilizer work.
Across the whole season: battery hardware and charging cables, landing gear wear items, and the signal cables that make a module look like a module failure.
For orchard and vineyard blocks: mist mode kits and nozzles, plus the anti-vibration nozzle bracket sets and dosing hardware in the accessories collection.
For the crew, not the aircraft: controller screen protectors and cases, full-aircraft covers for transport and storage, propeller straps, and the OEM maintenance tool systems that make in-house service possible — including motor bearing repair and disassembly kits and a propulsion power motor tester for diagnosing a suspect motor before ordering one.

An operation running several aircraft gets a second benefit from cross-fitment. Because the T100 and T70P share so much, and the T50, T40 and T25 share pumps and sensing modules, a single well-chosen shelf item can cover more than one airframe in the fleet.

Operator Readiness in Canada Before the Season Starts

Parts readiness and operator readiness belong in the same pre-season checklist. Every DJI Agras aircraft exceeds 25 kg (55 lb), so in Canada these aircraft are operated under a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC-RPAS) issued to the operator by Transport Canada, and application work also sits under your provincial applicator licence and PMRA label rules. Aerial RPAS application is only permitted where the Health Canada PMRA label allows it — check the label and your provincial rules. See the SFOC question in the FAQ below.

FAQ: Buying Genuine DJI Agras OEM Parts in Canada

Does Ares Acres ship genuine DJI Agras OEM parts to Canada?

Yes. Ares Acres is a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller, genuine DJI Agras OEM parts ship to Canada with free shipping on Canadian orders, and Canadian customers see prices and check out in Canadian dollars (CAD). The inventory and the support are the same ones behind every Ares Acres order.

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 ordering parts different for Canadian operators?

No. The catalogue, the material numbers, the fitment rules and the installation procedures are identical in every country — the hardware does not change at the border. What differs is the currency shown at checkout, the shipping destination, and the regulatory framework the operation is flown under.

Which DJI Agras models are supported?

Parts are carried for the DJI Agras T20P, T25, T25P, T40, T50, T55, T70P and T100, covering propulsion, spraying, spreading, sensing, power, airframe, lighting, cabling and controller hardware.

Are these genuine DJI OEM parts?

Yes. Every part in the catalogue is a genuine DJI Agras OEM component, and where DJI publishes a material number it is printed on the listing so it can be matched against the part being removed.

How do I find the right DJI Agras part number?

DJI material numbers follow formats such as BC.AG.SS001102, YC.JG.ZS006172 and YC.XC.XX001419.04. Read the number off the component being removed, or off the DJI parts diagram for that assembly, and match it to the number on the listing. Ordering by part name alone is how operators end up with the wrong side, position or revision.

Do DJI Agras parts fit across different models?

Frequently, yes. The T40 and T20P overlap heavily, the T50 shares pumps and sensing modules with the T40 and T25, and the T100 and T70P share a large share of spray, spread and airframe components. Sharing is per part rather than per platform, so confirm using the compatibility line on the individual product page.

Which DJI Agras parts wear out first?

The parts that move, carry chemical or take impact: propellers and their retention hardware, nozzles and spray-line seals, pump components, augers on spreading missions, and landing gear. Motherboards and battery cells lead the overall replacement list, while sensing modules and boards are usually replaced after a specific fault.

Can Ares Acres help me work out which part I need?

Yes. Many listings carry symptom-matched diagnostics that separate near-identical parts — pump or impeller, module or signal cable, ESC or motor, sensor or mount. When the symptom is unclear, contact Ares Acres before ordering.

Do you carry parts for the DJI Agras T100 specifically?

Yes, and they have their own collection. DJI T100 Parts covers propulsion motors, M1–M4 arms and arm sets, propellers and clamps, impeller pumps, nozzles and mist kits, hoses and Y-tee junctions, solenoid valves, augers and auger motors, front and downward radar modules, FPV modules, SDR antennas, power distribution and payload control boards, weight sensor modules, DB2160 battery hardware, landing gear, frame components and RC Plus 2 AG accessories.

What about accessories and service tools rather than replacement parts?

DJI Accessories holds controller screen protectors, protective cases, straps, lanyards and brackets, full-aircraft covers, propeller straps and holders, lens protection, landing gear wheels, clamps and shock pads, LED flood lights and night-operation tank LEDs, liquid transfer filling guns, dosing tunnels, spread filters, nozzle anti-vibration brackets, and OEM maintenance tool systems including motor bearing repair kits, a propulsion power motor tester and a generator maintenance toolbox. Most items are model-selectable at checkout for the T25, T40, T50, T55, T70P and T100.

Can I buy a complete DJI Agras aircraft in Canada, not just parts?

Yes. Ares Acres supplies DJI Agras aircraft — including the T100 Full Set and T100 Platinum Set — to operators in Canada with door-to-door delivery and CAD pricing at checkout, alongside the D14000iE inverter generator, C12000 charging equipment and the D-RTK 3 high-precision GNSS mobile station.

How do I verify a DJI Agras aircraft or component is genuine?

DJI provides a Device Info Inquiry page where a serial number can be entered and checked, and DJI publishes lists of authorized dealers. Buying from an authorized reseller with a verifiable physical address is the straightforward route; unidentified components in online marketplace and auction listings are the risk. The full method is in How to Tell if a DJI Agras Drone is Real (Canada).

What should a Prairie or Ontario operation keep on the shelf?

Start with the consumables — propellers and retention hardware, nozzles, spray-line seals and hoses, tank filters — then add the auger sizes your spread rates use, battery and charging hardware, landing gear wear items, and the signal cables that mimic module faults. Fleet operators benefit from cross-fitment, since one shelf item can cover more than one airframe.

How do I get help choosing parts for a mixed fleet?

Send the aircraft models, the symptom and any material numbers you can read off the components through the Ares Acres contact page. Support is the same for Canadian operators as for anyone else, and it is usually faster than working through a parts diagram alone.

Final Takeaway

Canadian DJI Agras operators do not need a separate supply chain to keep an aircraft flying. Genuine DJI Agras OEM parts for the T100, T70P, T55, T50, T40 and the earlier platforms are available from Ares Acres with free shipping on Canadian orders and CAD pricing at checkout, backed by the same catalogue, the same fitment data and the same support every customer works with.

The discipline that makes it work is small: order genuine, match the DJI material number, trust the compatibility line over the model name, and put the wear items on the shelf before the window opens. Do that and a broken component in a Manitoba canola block or an Ontario soybean field becomes an afternoon's bench work instead of a lost pass.

Complementary DJI Agras Equipment and Parts

DJI Agras T100 Aircraft — explore the flagship agricultural platform and available configurations.
DJI T100 Parts — propulsion, spray, spread, sensing, power and airframe components for the T100.
DJI Agras Parts — the complete OEM parts catalogue across the Agras line.
DJI Accessories — controller protection, covers, ground handling, lighting, field spray support and service tools.
Ares Acres Product Catalog — the full range of aircraft, parts, accessories and supporting equipment.
Ares Acres Technical Support — request help with part identification, fitment, diagnostics or fleet planning.

What Is Ares Acres?

Ares Acres is a U.S.-based agricultural robotics company focused on DJI Agras aircraft, OEM parts, diagnostics, operator support, 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. As an authorized DJI Agras reseller serving the United States and Canada from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Ares Acres pairs a full OEM parts catalogue with the DJI Agriculture Tutorials library, which turns short equipment videos into complete operating procedures with source corrections, safety gates, troubleshooting, and field-verification standards.

Need DJI Agras Parts or Support? Canadian operators welcome.

Explore the DJI Agras T100, browse DJI T100 Parts, search the complete DJI Agras Parts catalogue, add supporting gear from DJI Accessories, review the Ares Acres Product Catalog, or contact Ares Acres for help identifying the correct motor, pump, nozzle, auger, module, board, battery, cable, or airframe component for your aircraft.

Technical note: Aircraft configuration, part revisions, DJI material numbers, parts diagrams, app menus, firmware behaviour, and stated fitment can change. Follow the latest DJI user manual, safety guidelines, parts diagrams and release notes for your aircraft, and confirm fitment on the individual product listing before ordering. This article is educational and is not a substitute for DJI documentation or your own field verification.

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