DJI’s intelligent farming solutions arm, DJI Agriculture, has just released a new industry insights report focusing on best practices for drone spraying. But one detail that immediately stands out in that document is that the sale of DJI agricultural drones has really taken off in the last couple of years.

Agricultural drones have become a huge business for DJI. The tech giant has been adding at least two new precision farming drones to its product portfolio every year since 2019, with the latest cutting-edge models being Agras T40 and T20P. It’s known that DJI pilots completed agricultural missions covering a total of 66.7 million hectares of farmland in 2021 alone. And more recently, the company expanded the availability of its SmartFarm mobile app for the Agras line to support English, Japanese, and Thai languages — indicating a wider adoption of spraying drones.

Now, let’s take a look at the numbers:

Global holdings of DJI agricultural drones

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Source: dronedj.com