Why Input Waste Matters
Fertilizers and pesticides are among the biggest costs in farming. Over-application not only eats into profits but can damage crops, soil health, and the environment. Traditional methods—like backpack sprayers or tractor rigs—often apply unevenly, leading to wasted product and inconsistent results.
Smart Spraying System
The DJI Agras T25 uses an intelligent spraying system that automatically adjusts flow based on speed and terrain. This ensures consistent application across varied conditions, preventing over-spray at slow speeds and under-spray at high speeds.
Dual Atomizing Nozzles
With dual atomizing nozzles, the T25 delivers droplets of uniform size, fine enough to coat leaves evenly while heavy enough to resist drift. This improves canopy penetration in orchards and vineyards and reduces the amount of chemical lost to wind.
Flight Path Precision
Using RTK positioning and pre-planned flight paths, the T25 minimizes overlaps and gaps. Every pass is optimized for efficiency, meaning less product wasted on double coverage or missed rows.
Real-World Savings
Farmers using the T25 report:
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Up to 15% reduction in chemical use per acre
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More uniform crop protection and feeding
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Lower labor costs compared to manual spraying
These savings add up quickly, allowing the drone to pay for itself within 1–2 seasons.
SpeedyDrone’s Take
The DJI Agras T25 isn’t just about faster spraying—it’s about smarter spraying. By reducing wasted inputs, it improves sustainability, cuts costs, and helps farmers maximize every drop they apply.
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