Agriculture Drone Rental Services Guide

If you are simply booking Leher’s drone spraying service as a farmer, you do not need to hold a drone license because a trained DGCA-certified pilot handles the operation. If you plan to operate a drone yourself as a partner or entrepreneur, certification and valid government-issued documents are required under Leher’s DGCA-approved training pathway.

Leher connects farmers with drone spraying operators through the Leher App. You book a spraying session, share the crop and field requirement, and a trained pilot arrives with the agricultural drone. The service can cover pesticide, foliar fertilizer, or weedicide application, and payment is made only after the job is completed.

Leher supports multiple crop types, including sugarcane, paddy, cotton, wheat, vegetables, tea plantations, and rubber plantations. Crop-specific spraying helps adapt coverage, dosage, and flight patterns to field conditions, canopy height, and pest or nutrient needs, making drone spraying suitable for both field crops and plantation operations.

Leher’s drone spraying service can cover up to 50 acres per day, depending on crop type, field layout, weather, liquid volume, and operational logistics. Plantation-specific services can vary, with examples such as rubber spraying covering 30+ hectares per day and tea spraying covering 15+ hectares per day.

Leher’s drone-powered precision spraying can save around 90% water, reduce pesticide usage by around 30%, and lower farming costs by around 20%. These savings come from controlled aerial application, reduced input waste, even field coverage, and less dependence on labor-intensive manual spraying methods.

Yes. Leher provides dedicated options for Farmer Producer Organizations, contractors, large farms, plantations, and corporate agribusinesses. These services support bulk scheduling, coordinated spraying across member farms, route optimization, managed operations, reporting, and contractor-friendly support for high-volume agricultural spraying requirements.

Leher’s Drone Partner Program helps rural entrepreneurs become drone spraying operators. Partners can bring their own drone or acquire one through Leher, access farming orders, use the partner app for operations, and receive support such as AIF loan facilitation, insurance, AMC options, and 24/7 technical assistance.

Farmers book spraying through the Leher App and pay after the job is completed. The platform supports secure payment, spraying-history records, and operator tools such as QR-code payment collection. This pay-after-service model helps farmers verify that the scheduled spraying work has been completed before making payment.