New Drone Sales in Michigan
P100 PRO Drone
The XAG P100 Pro is a professional, high-capacity agricultural drone built for precision spraying, spreading, and field-mapping work. Its foldable quadcopter design combines portability with substantial capability: it supports up to a 50 kg (110 lb) payload, uses large 55-inch propellers and high-output motors, and can fly at up to 13.8 m/s. The platform is designed for farms, orchards, and other agricultural applications where operators need to cover large areas efficiently while applying crop-protection products, fertilizer, seed, or granular material with more control than conventional ground equipment.
For spraying, the P100 Pro’s RevoSpray 3 system delivers up to 22 L/min (about 5.8 gallons per minute) through a dual-pump system and rotary atomizing nozzles that help operators adjust droplet size and improve coverage. It also supports interchangeable payload systems, including high-capacity spreading equipment, and uses RTK-enabled positioning for highly accurate flight paths—rated at approximately ±10 cm horizontal and vertical accuracy under good GNSS conditions. Features such as hot-swappable batteries, water-cooled rapid charging, real-time camera monitoring, and an IPX6K protection rating make it a rugged, productivity-focused option for commercial agricultural operations.
P150 MAX Drone
The XAG P150 Max is a large-scale, professional agricultural drone designed for high-output spraying, spreading, mapping, and on-farm material transport. Built around an 80 kg (176 lb) maximum payload and a top operating speed of 20 m/s (44.7 mph), it is intended for commercial growers and custom application operators who need to cover substantial acreage with fewer refill and battery-change interruptions. Its foldable quad-rotor airframe, carbon-fiber 63-inch propellers, aluminum-alloy arms, IPX6K weather protection, RTK positioning, and SuperX5 Ultra flight-control system are designed for demanding field conditions and repeatable, accurate autonomous operation.
For liquid applications, the P150 Max uses the RevoSpray 5 system with an 80-liter (21.1-gallon) smart tank and dual centrifugal nozzles that provide up to 32 L/min (8.45 GPM); an optional four-nozzle configuration raises output to as much as 46 L/min (12.15 GPM) for orchards, dense-canopy crops, and other high-volume work. Its 115-liter RevoCast 5 spreading system can handle an 80 kg payload and distribute granular materials—such as fertilizer, cover-crop seed, and biological products—at up to 300 kg/min (661 lb/min). XAG reports typical spraying productivity of roughly 50–60 acres per hour, with peak performance of 70–80 acres per hour under favorable conditions. Fast-charging Smart SuperCharge batteries can be recharged in about seven minutes using two chargers and a mist-cooling tower, helping crews keep the aircraft moving during long application days.
Vector HD580 Drone
The Vector AGR HD580 is a high-capacity agricultural drone engineered for commercial spraying, spreading, mapping, and select material-handling work. It carries a 70-liter (18.5-gallon) spray tank and is designed to cover approximately 50–70 acres per hour at a 2-gallon-per-acre application rate. The heavy-duty four-axis platform uses high-voltage power, carbon-fiber propellers, and more than 300 kg (661 lb) of total thrust to support demanding agricultural operations and help applicators work efficiently when crop conditions or weather make ground equipment less practical.
For application work, the HD580 uses centrifugal nozzles with adjustable droplet size and delivers up to 40 L/min (10.56 GPM), with an optional four-nozzle configuration for broader coverage. It can also be fitted with a 100-liter spreading hopper that carries up to 80 kg (176 lb) of granular materials and distributes up to 300 kg/min. RTK positioning, obstacle- and terrain-sensing radar, an FPV/night-vision camera, and quick-charging smart batteries provide the precision, awareness, and turnaround speed needed for efficient field operations.
Ceres Air - Black Betty
Agricultural Drone Sales in Michigan
Huron County Drone Services helps Michigan growers, applicators, and agricultural businesses select professional drone systems that fit the way they work. From spraying and cover-crop seeding to granular spreading, scouting, and hard-to-reach field applications, we provide equipment guidance, system configuration, product knowledge, and local support so you can put your investment to work with confidence.
As a family-owned Michigan business and HSE-UAV partner, we understand that drone ownership is more than choosing an aircraft. A productive system includes the right number of batteries, charging equipment, application or spreading payload, RTK options, spare parts, and an efficient field workflow. We help buyers build a complete package around their acreage, crop mix, terrain, application goals, and daily productivity requirements.
Professional Agricultural Drone Options
Huron County Drone Services offers agricultural drone platforms built for efficient application, seeding, spreading, mapping, and farm logistics. Whether you are starting with a versatile mid-capacity platform or need a high-output machine for larger commercial workloads, we can help identify the right fit.
XAG P100 Pro
The XAG P100 Pro is a capable multi-purpose ag drone for growers and operators who need one platform for spraying, granular spreading, and field-mapping work. With a 50 kg, or 110-pound, maximum payload and a foldable airframe, it combines substantial application capacity with practical transport and field setup. Its spraying system can deliver up to 22 L/min, while compatible spreading equipment supports seed, fertilizer, and other granular material applications.
XAG P150 Max
The XAG P150 Max is designed for operators who place a premium on throughput, payload, and reduced downtime. With an 80 kg, or 176-pound, maximum payload, an 80-liter spray tank, and a maximum flight speed of 20 m/s, this platform is intended for large-acreage farms and commercial application businesses with demanding daily workloads. Its modular design allows the aircraft to move between spraying, spreading, mapping, and on-farm transport tasks without committing to separate aircraft for every job.
Vector AGR HD580
The Vector AGR HD580 is a high-capacity platform for commercial spraying and spreading programs that demand dependable acreage coverage. Its 70-liter, or 18.5-gallon, liquid tank and up to 40 L/min flow rate give operators the capacity to handle larger blocks efficiently while maintaining flexible aerial access. At a 2-GPA application rate, the HD580 is designed to cover approximately 50 to 70 acres per hour, depending on field shape, load rate, crop conditions, and operating workflow.
Ceres Air Black Betty
The Ceres Air Black Betty Stacked is a heavy-duty agricultural drone built for large-scale application, spreading, and lifting operations. Its 40-gallon, or 151-liter, spray capacity and 397-pound lifting capability place it in the highest-capacity class of agricultural UAS equipment. For operators looking to maximize acres between refills, Black Betty can cover up to 20 acres per flight at a 2-GPA rate, helping reduce the number of turns required during tight spraying windows.
Build the Right System
Every drone purchase should start with the job—not just a specification sheet. Huron County Drone Services can help you compare capacity, operating workflow, battery rotation, charging requirements, application equipment, transport, and accessories before you buy.
We can help you build a complete system around:
- Agricultural spraying for fungicide, herbicide, insecticide, and foliar nutrition.
- Cover-crop and overseeding applications.
- Granular fertilizer and dry-material spreading.
- Crop scouting, field documentation, and mapping.
- Battery, charger, generator, and field-power planning.
- RTK and navigation options for greater repeatability.
- Drone trailers, spare parts, and equipment organization.
- Product knowledge and operational guidance for a productive first season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you sell agricultural spray drones in Michigan?
Yes. Huron County Drone Services sells and supports professional agricultural spray, seeding, and spreading drones for Michigan farms, growers, and commercial operators. We help buyers identify an appropriate aircraft, payload system, battery package, charging solution, and accessories for their intended use.
Which agricultural drone is right for my operation?
The right drone depends on your acreage, application volume, crop type, terrain, refill workflow, and whether you need spraying, spreading, mapping, or multiple capabilities. The XAG P100 Pro is a versatile 50 kg platform; the XAG P150 Max and Vector HD580 provide higher-capacity spraying and spreading options; and the Ceres Air Black Betty is designed for very high-output work. A needs review can help match the platform to your actual workload rather than simply choosing the largest model.
Can these drones spray fungicide, herbicide, and insecticide?
Yes. Agricultural spray drones can be configured for many crop-protection and foliar applications, including fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, and nutritional products. Product selection, label requirements, application rates, weather conditions, and applicable federal, state, and local rules must always be reviewed before an application is performed.
Can an agricultural drone spread seed and fertilizer?
Yes. The platforms featured above can support granular spreading configurations for applications such as cover-crop seed, fertilizer, and other approved dry materials. The best system will depend on the material, target rate, desired spread width, field layout, and your overall seasonal workload.
Do I need more than the drone itself?
Usually, yes. A complete field-ready system may include several flight batteries, rapid chargers, generator or power equipment, a controller, RTK equipment, spray or spread payloads, spare components, and a transport or trailer solution. Planning the complete workflow upfront helps minimize field downtime and improves daily productivity.
Do you provide product knowledge and support after the sale?
Yes. Huron County Drone Services provides setup guidance, product knowledge, and ongoing support to help customers understand mission planning, equipment operation, battery management, and maintenance best practices. Local support helps shorten the learning curve and gives buyers a resource after their purchase.
Can drones work in fields that are too wet or difficult for ground equipment?
Agricultural drones can be especially valuable where established crops, wet conditions, irregular field shapes, sensitive soil, or limited access make ground equipment less practical. They give operators another way to apply inputs without driving equipment through the crop or creating additional compaction in the field. Actual suitability depends on the application, site conditions, product requirements, and operating regulations.
Do I need training or certification to operate an agricultural drone?
Commercial drone operation is regulated, and operators must follow applicable FAA requirements as well as state and local rules. Agricultural applications may also involve pesticide licensing, product-label requirements, and other regulations depending on the work being performed. We can help buyers understand the equipment side of the process and prepare for a productive operating workflow.
How do I get a quote on an agricultural drone package?
Call Huron County Drone Services at 989-550-4937 or 989-551-3955 to discuss your acreage, crops, application needs, and budget. We can help you compare the XAG P100 Pro, XAG P150 Max, Vector AGR HD580, and Ceres Air Black Betty, then configure a package that includes the aircraft and support equipment needed to get started.
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