Agri Spray Drones

Agri Spray Drones (ASD) is an agricultural drone company headquartered at 13620 Old Highway 40 in Boonville, Missouri. It was founded in 2019 by Taylor Moreland, who grew up on a Missouri dairy farm and remains chief executive. For most of its history ASD has worked as a distributor of spray drones to farmers and custom applicators, describing itself as North America's most experienced distributor of agricultural spray drone technology. It was formerly a large seller of DJI spray drones before partnering with EAVision, a manufacturer that builds only agricultural drones.

The current catalog includes EAVision J150, J100 and J70 spray drones, Autel EVO MAX 4N and 4T XE, EVO Lite and Alpha enterprise drones with the Autel Nest dock, and the FlyCart 30 delivery drone. ASD also stocks replacement parts for EAVision models and for DJI Agras T50, T40, T30, T25, T20P, T20 and T10 aircraft, together with ground equipment such as tender trailers, chemical mixers, an autosteer system and generators, and resells Pix4D Fields and DigiFarm RTK subscriptions. Services include Part 107 pilot training, model-specific eLearning, a regulations package, a dealer locator, a Become-a-Dealer program, a used-drone marketplace and a locator for third-party custom applicators. The company states that it also operates heavy drones in its own custom application work.

On 31 August 2026 ASD announced a shift from distribution to manufacturing and agricultural drone technology development. Its next spray drone platform was described as already in production, with details due later in 2026, and its Drone Dock is already used to automate tank refilling and reduce operator exposure to chemicals. The published roadmap calls for US-based quality control, small-batch assembly, selected US-designed components and US-based servers in 2026; larger assembly capacity, US-managed software and a new US-designed frame in 2027; and at least 65 percent of total drone cost sourced in the United States by 2028. The company is also developing software, quality control systems and autonomous operation features.

ASD reports that its drones have been sold in 41 states, that customers have sprayed more than 4.6 million acres and that customer application businesses have generated over USD 75 million in revenue. Press coverage put its staff at about 40, half of them in Boonville, supported by a dealer network across the United States. It has also entered Canada, hiring its first Canadian sales specialist in Airdrie, Alberta, and targeting row-crop acreage in Alberta and Saskatchewan. A strategic partnership with nuWay Ag was announced in June 2024.