15L Agriculture Spraying Drone Price and Specifications

Leher does not list a fixed public price for a 15L agriculture spraying drone because the final cost depends on configuration, support needs, insurance, financing, AMC coverage, and whether the buyer joins the drone partner ecosystem. Farmers and operators can discuss requirements with Leher to understand equipment options, operating support, and the overall business case before purchase.

Key specifications include tank capacity, nozzle type, spray uniformity, battery performance, flight stability, route planning, payload handling, operating speed, serviceability, and app or logbook integration. For agriculture use, also compare how well the drone supports pesticide, weedicide, and foliar nutrient application, plus whether maintenance, technical support, and operator training are available.

A 15L tank is commonly considered practical for many agricultural spraying jobs because it balances payload capacity with flight efficiency and handling. It can support pesticide, herbicide, and nutrient spraying while allowing trained pilots to manage multiple flight cycles. Suitability depends on crop type, farm size, dosage plan, weather, and battery turnaround during operations.

Yes. Leher’s core service allows farmers to book agricultural drone spraying through the Leher App. A trained DGCA-certified drone pilot arrives at the farm, completes the spraying job, and payment is made after completion. This option is useful for farmers who want precision spraying benefits without purchasing, maintaining, or operating drone equipment themselves.

Leher provides end-to-end operations support covering hardware, software, logistics, flight logs, order management, and route optimization. Support can include annual maintenance contract options, insurance facilitation, and 24/7 technical assistance. Drone partners also use app-based tools for scheduling, flight records, QR-code payments, and managing farmer orders more efficiently.

Yes, operators should complete proper drone pilot training and follow applicable aviation and agriculture-use requirements. Leher offers DGCA-approved drone pilot training with expert instruction, hands-on flying experience, flexible learning options, and post-training guidance. Eligibility includes being at least 18 years old, completing 10th grade, and having valid government-issued documents.

Leher supports drone spraying across crops such as sugarcane, paddy, cotton, wheat, vegetables, tea plantations, and rubber plantations. Applications include pesticide spraying, foliar fertilizer application, and weedicide spraying. Crop-specific planning matters because canopy height, field condition, pest pressure, and residue goals influence dosage, flight pattern, and timing.

Leher’s drone-powered precision spraying can reduce water usage by up to 90% and pesticide usage by up to 30% compared with conventional methods. It also reduces manual chemical exposure, avoids crop trampling, and can improve operational speed. For larger farms, Leher states drone spraying can cover up to 50 acres per day.