Increase farm productivity with AI-powered agriculture drones for crop spraying, precision farming, fertiliser distribution and crop monitoring — built for Indian field conditions and backed by pan-India support.
An agriculture drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle fitted with a spray tank, GPS-guided flight controller and smart nozzles that spray pesticide, fertiliser and micronutrients evenly across a field from above. Instead of walking through waist-high crops with a hand pump or dragging a tractor sprayer across uneven land, a farmer can cover several acres in the time it once took to finish half a bigha.
For Indian farmers dealing with rising labour costs, water scarcity and unpredictable weather windows, this shift matters. A drone finishes spraying before the afternoon heat sets in, uses a fraction of the water a manual tank would need, and applies chemicals in a fine, even mist that reaches the underside of leaves — something a backpack sprayer struggles to do consistently.
Four purpose-built agriculture drones — from first-time individual farmers to large custom hiring centres — each engineered for Indian field conditions, crop types and terrain.
A lightweight, easy-to-fly drone built for first-time drone owners and small-to-mid landholding farmers who want reliable, affordable crop spraying.
Our most popular model — a higher-capacity dual-nozzle drone built for medium and large farms that need faster turnaround across multiple fields in a day.
A professional-grade precision farming drone with radar-based terrain-follow, built for uneven land, orchards and mixed-crop operations.
Our flagship foldable drone for Custom Hiring Centres and large landholders — built for maximum daily acreage with hot-swap batteries.
Every AGRIBOT is tested across uneven bunds, dusty summers and monsoon humidity — not just a lab bench.
Self-stabilising AI flight control adjusts speed and altitude automatically for consistent spray output.
Multi-satellite GPS locks the flight path so every pass overlaps correctly with no missed strips.
Variable-rate nozzles apply exactly the dose your crop needs — no more, no less.
Targeted spraying cuts chemical run-off and reduces overall input cost per acre.
Fine-mist atomisation uses up to 90% less water than conventional tank spraying.
Cover in one hour what a manual crew would take a full day to finish.
One-touch auto takeoff, spraying and landing — no complex remote skills required.
Transparent, competitive pricing across every AGRIBOT model with flexible EMI options.
Our team handles your entire subsidy application process, start to finish.
Nine measurable shifts our farmer partners report after switching to drone spraying.
Mist spraying uses a fraction of the water a tank sprayer needs per acre.
An acre that took hours by hand is done in minutes from the air.
One trained operator can manage spraying that once needed a full crew.
Even coverage reaches the underside of leaves where pests often hide.
GPS-guided passes remove the overlaps and gaps common in manual spraying.
Faster spray windows mean you catch the right stage of crop growth, every time.
Flight data helps you track what was sprayed, where, and when.
Automated field mapping plans the most efficient flight path before takeoff.
Centimetre-level positioning keeps every spray line accurate, season after season.
A simple six-step path we walk with every farmer, start to finish.
Schedule a free, no-obligation demo near your field.
Our team studies your land, crop and terrain.
We recommend the right AGRIBOT for your acreage.
Full setup with hands-on operator training.
Begin scheduled spraying across your fields.
Ongoing maintenance, upgrades and pilot support.
Share your farmer category and state, and our subsidy desk will tell you exactly what support you're eligible for — free of cost.
Check EligibilityReal demos, real farms, real crop-spraying sessions across India.
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CHC FleetReal feedback from farmers across states who switched to drone spraying.
"My 6 bigha wheat field used to take a full day with two labourers. The AGRIBOT A6 finished it before lunch, and my water bill dropped noticeably."
"The team helped me with the subsidy paperwork end to end. I did not expect that kind of support when I bought a drone for the first time."
"We run a small custom hiring centre. The AGRIBOT MX V1's hot-swap battery lets us keep flying back to back without long breaks."
"Cotton spraying used to worry me every season because of the labour shortage. Now one operator handles the entire farm."
"The training session was simple to follow even though I had never flown anything before. Their support line actually picks up the phone."
"Paddy spraying in standing water was always risky by hand. The drone keeps my feet dry and covers the field faster than I imagined."
Practical reading on pricing, subsidy schemes and getting the most from your drone.
What actually drives the cost of an agriculture drone — tank size, battery, and the features worth paying for.
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Tank capacity, terrain-follow and spray width — matching a drone model to your acreage and crop.
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Who can apply, how much subsidy is available, and the documents you'll need before applying.
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A plain-language look at how AI flight systems and mapping actually help on the ground.
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You don't need 100 acres to benefit from precision spraying — here's how it scales down.
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Water, labour and yield — a season-by-season look at where the savings actually show up.
Read MoreEverything Indian farmers usually ask before buying their first agriculture drone.
An agriculture drone is used for spraying pesticides, fertilisers and micronutrients over crops, along with crop health monitoring and field mapping, reducing manual labour and water usage.
Kisan Drone is the common term used across Indian government schemes for agriculture drones supplied to farmers, Farmer Producer Organisations and custom hiring centres for crop spraying and monitoring.
Agriculture drone prices in India vary by tank capacity and features, typically ranging from a few lakh rupees for entry models to higher pricing for flagship models with radar and AI systems. Contact our team for a customised quote for your acreage.
Yes, the Government of India offers subsidy support on agriculture drones through schemes for individual farmers, FPOs, Custom Hiring Centres and agricultural graduates. Our team assists with the full application process.
Depending on the model and payload, battery life typically ranges from 15 to 22 minutes per charge, with hot-swappable batteries available on select models for continuous operation.
A single agriculture drone typically covers 20 to 30 acres per day depending on crop type, tank capacity and field conditions — significantly faster than manual or tractor-mounted spraying.
Yes, every purchase includes hands-on flight training, safety guidance and field practice for the farmer or designated operator.
Routine maintenance includes propeller checks, nozzle cleaning, battery care and periodic firmware updates. Our after-sales team offers scheduled visits and remote support.
Yes, we assist with bank loan tie-ups, NBFC financing and EMI options in addition to available government subsidy support.
Agriculture drones work across wheat, paddy, cotton, sugarcane, horticulture, pulses and vegetable crops, with adjustable spray settings for different crop canopies.
Yes, our drones support both liquid pesticide spraying and granular fertiliser or seed spreading using interchangeable attachments.
All AGRIBOT drones come with a standard manufacturer warranty covering frame, motors and flight controller, with extended warranty and annual maintenance contracts available.
Tell us about your land and requirement — our team will reach out within 24 hours.
From your first demo to seasons of after-sales support, we stay involved long after the sale.
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