The DJI Agras T25 is a compact sprayer and spreader for small and medium fields. It carries 20 L of liquid or up to 25 kg of granules, sprays up to 24 L/min with the four-sprinkler option, follows terrain on slopes up to 50°, and weighs 32 kg with its battery. It's the smallest Agras with the same front and rear phased-array radar as the T50, and it's sold by quote.
Key specs
| Agras T25 | |
|---|---|
| Price | Quote |
| Weight | 25.4 kg without battery, 32 kg with battery |
| Max takeoff weight | 52 kg spraying, 58 kg spreading |
| Folded size | 1,050 × 690 × 820 mm |
| Spray tank | 20 L (20 kg) |
| Max flow rate | 16 L/min (2 sprinklers), 24 L/min (4 sprinklers) |
| Spray width | 4 to 7 m (3 m above the crop) |
| Spread tank | 35 L, 25 kg, granules 0.5 to 5 mm |
| Battery | DB800, 15,500 mAh, about 6.6 kg |
| Battery charge time | 9 to 12 min |
| Max wind resistance | 6 m/s |
| Obstacle sensing | Front and rear phased-array radar, binocular vision |
| Remote link (FCC) | 7 km |
Specs are DJI's published figures, at sea level.
What it's good at
Small and medium fields. A 20 L tank and 4 to 7 m spray width are a good match for fields where a 40 L drone would carry more than one pass needs, or spend its time turning at the edges. Orchards, vineyards, specialty crops and irregular row-crop fields are typical.
Flow for its size. The T25 delivers 16 L/min with two sprinklers and 24 L/min with four, the same top rate as the larger T50. That lets you fly faster at a given application rate.
Hills and obstacles. DJI rates terrain follow for slopes up to 50° without mapping. The radar senses obstacles from 1 to 50 m at up to 10 m/s, and the binocular vision system adds sensing in good light.
Spreading. Swap to the 35 L spreader for seed, fertilizer and granular products up to 25 kg. DJI recommends setting the spinner and outlet for a 5 to 8 m spreading width.
Power and charging
The DB800 battery weighs about 6.6 kg, so one person can handle it. DJI rates a full charge at 9 to 12 minutes with its fast charging setup, including the D6000i generator. Plan on rotating at least three batteries so the drone never waits.
Do you need to register the Agras T25?
Yes. At 32 kg with its battery, it's over the 55 lb limit for online FAADroneZone registration, so it's registered through the FAA aircraft registry. You'll also need:
- A Part 107 certificate for each pilot.
- An FAA Part 137 agricultural aircraft operator certificate.
- A 49 U.S.C. 44807 exemption for drones of 55 lb or more.
- A state pesticide applicator license where required.
See our spray drone license guide.
Agras T25 vs T20P and T50
| Agras T20P | Agras T25 | Agras T50 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spray tank | 20 L | 20 L | 40 L |
| Max flow rate | 12 L/min | 24 L/min (4 sprinklers) | 24 L/min (4 sprinklers) |
| Terrain follow | Up to 30° | Up to 50° | Up to 50° |
| Battery weight | About 6 kg | About 6.6 kg | About 12.1 kg |
| Weight with battery | 32 kg | 32 kg | 52 kg |
Compared with the T20P, the T25 sprays faster and handles steeper, obstacle-heavy ground. The T50 doubles the tank for large acreage but needs heavier batteries and more charging power. See Agras T25 vs T50.
Who should buy it
- Farms and custom applicators with small to medium fields.
- Orchards, vineyards and hillside crops.
- Operators who want one person to handle batteries and setup.
Common mistakes
- Ignoring the app's payload limit. DJI says to reduce the load by 5 kg for every 1,000 m of elevation, and the app recommends a safe maximum.
- Spraying in wind. It's rated to 6 m/s, but drift rises long before that.
- Skipping the field map. Mark wires and poles as obstacles before you fly.
Quick answers
How much does the Agras T25 cost? It's sold by quote. Request a quote and we reply within one business day.
Is it still sold in the US? Yes. It was authorized before the FCC's December 2025 cutoff. A July 2026 FCC proposal could affect future spray drone imports. See is DJI banned in the US.
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Rules current as of October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.
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