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NZ agricultural drone rule changes and what farmers need to know
DJI Agras Render New Zealand Agricultural Drone Rule Changes and What Farmers Need to Know New Zealand’s agricultural drone rules are set to change, potentially making it much easier for farmers, growers and contractors to use drones for spraying and spreading. The Government plans to create a simpler pathway for routine, lower-risk agricultural drone work. Instead of every operator waiting for a full CAA operator certificate, qualifying operators would notify the Civil Aviat
Sep 146 min read


Spray Drone Licensing and Certification in New Zealand: What You Actually Need to Know
If you're looking at getting into spray drone work in New Zealand, the certification side of things can feel a bit overwhelming at first. There's a fair bit to it — but once you understand the pathway it's actually pretty straightforward. Here's what you need to know. First things first — you can't just buy a drone and start spraying Aerial spraying sits outside the standard drone rules in New Zealand. Part 101 — the rules most recreational and commercial drone operators fly
May 54 min read


Spray Drone Comparison: DJI Agras T100 vs XAG P150 MAX (2026)
Selecting the right spray drone is one of the most important equipment decisions a modern farming or agricultural contracting business can make. The right agricultural spray drone directly impacts spraying efficiency, workflow reliability, and long-term return on investment. In this article, we provide a fact-based, real-world comparison of two flagship crop spraying drones currently attracting attention: DJI Agras T100 XAG P150 MAX This article is a update from our old a
Jan 84 min read
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