AgroDrone LLC
AgroDrone LLC is a US agricultural drone dealer in San Diego CA supplying DJI AGRAS spray and spread drones to farmers and cooperatives.
AgroDrone LLC is a US-based dealer and distributor of agricultural drone solutions, headquartered at 1426 Air Wing Rd, San Diego, CA 92154, with a second office in Tucson, AZ. The company focuses on supplying precision agriculture spray and spread drones to farmers, cooperatives, and agricultural professionals across the United States, with significant commercial activity in Latin America including El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Honduras. AgroDrone LLC carries the DJI AGRAS product line, including the AGRAS T40 (a dual-function sprayer and spreader drone with built-in mapping), the AGRAS T30 (30-liter spray tank, capable of up to 30 acres per hour), and the AGRAS T10 (lightweight sub-55 lb spot-application drone).
The company also offers the DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral for aerial crop inspection and NDVI analysis. Services include in-depth pre-sales support, after-sales customer service, replacement parts supply, and operator training programs to keep customers operationally capable in the field. The company positions itself as a solutions partner for both individual farm operators and large cooperatives seeking to modernize field application workflows with drone technology.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
AGRAS T40
Dual-function sprayer and spreader drone with built-in field mapping, the most technologically advanced agricultural drone in the US market.
AGRAS T30
30-liter spray tank agricultural drone capable of spraying up to 30 acres per hour at 2 GPA.
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