Paddy spraying drones for the northern and eastern granaries
From MADA’s plains in Kedah and Perlis to KADA’s fields in Kelantan and the paddies of Seberang Perai. Chemicals, fertiliser and seed go on from the air, so nobody has to wade through the mud.
Simple as that
- Message us or fill in the form: area, size, problem.
- We check the location, airspace and the product you plan to use.
- Spray day is set around the weather and crop stage.
- You get a record of date, plots, product and rate.
Granary areas
Each granary has its own water schedule and planting pattern.
Why rice farmers are switching to drones
Knapsack spraying in muddy paddies is exhausting, and finding workers is hard when everyone sprays in the same week. A drone finishes plot after plot from the bund.
A study in MADA paddies at Kampung Alor Gandak, Alor Setar, found spraying time fell from about 80 hours to 24 hours after switching to a drone, and the crew from four people to one (Rosedi & Shamsi, 2022).
No invented numbers
No fake prices, made up testimonials or licence claims here. Operating documents are shown with the quote.
Field jobs we do
Organised by crop stage, from sowing to the last spray before harvest.
Farmers’ questions
How much does paddy drone spraying cost?
It depends on area, job and location. We send a written quote once we have the details.
Does a spray drone need a permit?
Yes. Agricultural UAS operations need a CAAM Aerial Work Certificate under CAD 6011 Part (II). See the regulations page.
Can you use subsidised fertiliser?
Yes, if it is in a form that suits the spreader. We follow the recommended rate.
Can drones broadcast seed?
Yes, for direct seeding. We calibrate on a test plot first.
Water already in the fields?
Book before the spraying rush peaks. We will reply with questions and a written quote.
Book a quote