Rantizo has expanded its technological portfolio with the addition of the XAG P150 , a spraying drone designed to improve precision agriculture. It has a larger construction and greater capabilities, making it the largest and fastest spraying drone currently available, ensuring improved operator productivity and optimized agricultural processes.
The advanced design of the XAG P150
The XAG P150, developed by manufacturer XAG and launched in December 2024, has been designed to cover more ground in less time. With a flight speed of over 30 miles per hour and an 18.5-gallon tank, this drone allows for higher application rates with each pass. These features make it a key tool for operators looking for efficient and cost-effective solutions in modern agriculture .
[post_relacionado]“Operational excellence in the field is our priority. By understanding the capabilities of this new technology, we strive to help our network of operators and regional centers maximize their spraying days. Through our testing and research, we have found that the drone offers a great solution to advance precision agriculture efforts and the effectiveness of drone spraying.”
Zach Hanner, director of agronomy operations at Rantizo.
Rantizo, known for its network of qualified operators and its AcreConnect™ software, seeks to democratize access to advanced technologies in the sector. The XAG drone is available to operators in the network and will also be used in the company’s regional centers. This commitment reinforces its goal of offering local, precise and timely solutions for a variety of crops.
“To meet the growing demand for drone spraying services, we strive to offer the best technology available at an affordable price. We are delighted to offer the XAG P150 to our network of spraying drone operators and will also be using them at our own regional hub locations this season.”
Eric Ringer, Director of Field Operations at Rantizo.
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