Questions, answered.

One airframe covers four jobs: spraying crop protection products, spreading granular inputs, carrying loads across the farm and surveying fields. It has a 50 L spray tank and a 60 kg rated payload. See the full specifications.

The manufacturer rates the Q100P at up to ~26 hectares per hour. Real-world coverage depends on your crop, field shape and dose, and we’ll publish our own numbers as our flight log grows.

At the field edge, out of the spray, keeping the drone in sight the whole time. The control radius and other figures are in the full specifications.

The Q100P is rated IP55 for protection against dust and water jets, and flies in winds up to 6 m/s. Spraying works best in the cool, still hours of early morning and late afternoon.

With the field kit’s fast charging station, which keeps the batteries cycling and cool all day in the field. The station runs on mains power. The kit’s two smart batteries are hot-⁠swapped between flights.

We assemble our drones in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana, and fly and tune every one on real farmland before it reaches a customer.

The full price is GH₵ 235,000. You can pay in full, or spread the cost with our interest-⁠free lease-⁠to-⁠own plan.

You pay 40% upfront (GH₵ 94,000), then GH₵ 5,875 a month for 24 months. After the last instalment the drone is fully yours.

Yes, the plan is interest-⁠free. The total you pay over the plan is GH₵ 235,000, the same as the full price.

Credit facilities are available for qualifying customers. Ask us about financing and we’ll talk you through what’s possible.

Yes. We run training programmes for drone pilots and farm technicians. See our services.

We provide full after-⁠sales service, spare parts and repairs from our team in Kumasi.

Yes. Request a demo and we’ll arrange a time to show you the Q100P in the field.

Yes. We’re growing beyond Ghana and looking for partners to bring INFIVOR drones to farmers in their region. Apply to become a distributor.