Agricultural Spray Drones in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan built a clear path for drone applicators early — a dedicated drone applicator licence since January 2026, training through Sask Polytechnic, and big-acreage operations that are exactly what the DJI Agras T100 was built for.
The Saskatchewan rules, straight
Spraying your own land: farmers are generally exempt from provincial applicator licensing. Spraying for hire: Saskatchewan has a dedicated drone applicator licence (January 2026), with training through Sask Polytechnic, GPS record-keeping of applications, and drift liability insurance requirements. Full details in our province-by-province licensing guide — and the federal layer is covered in the 2026 legal changes, in plain English.
The right platform for prairie acreage
Large fields and long passes are the DJI Agras T100's home turf — 100 L spray system, spreading options, and complete packages with batteries, charging and field power. For spot work or as a second unit, the compact T25P flies without an SFOC.
Custom application is the fast lane
With a dedicated licence path in place, Saskatchewan is set up for custom drone application as a business. Run the numbers in the ROI calculator and see the honest all-in costs.
Buying from Saskatchewan
We ship Canada-wide from Canadian inventory — drones, genuine parts and accessories — with pilot training and Transport Canada certificate preparation included in every purchase, wherever you farm. Financing available on all purchases.