XAG drones and robots in Canada from SkyFlow, the official XAG distributor. Advancing Agriculture.
P150 Max / Agricultural drone
An 80 L tank, 20 m/s working speed and 46 L/min through four nozzles.
SkyFlow is the official XAG distributor for Canada.
SkyFlow is listed in XAG’s official distributor directory for Canada.
Verify our authorizationChoose the machine by the work it must finish.
Start with crop, canopy, row width and terrain. Then pick the machine that removes your biggest time constraint.
Flagship aerial applicator
XAG P150 Max
- 80 L (21 US gal)
- liquid tank
- 115 L (30 US gal)
- granule container
- 80 kg
- max payload
- 20 m/s (66 ft/s)
- top speed
High-capacity ground robot
XAG R200
- 240 L (63 US gal)
- liquid tank
- 5 m
- orchard height
- 16 L/min
- max flow
- 6WD
- wheel drive
Compact agricultural spray robot
XAG R100
- 120 L (32 US gal)
- liquid tank
- 5 m
- orchard height
- 8 L/min
- max flow
- 4WD
- wheel drive
Coming soon
XAG RM100 robotic mower
On its way to Canada. Tell us the task and we'll confirm configuration and launch timing.
Tackle Global Challenges in Agriculture
Fewer farm workers. Ageing rural communities. A changing climate. Food demand keeps growing while the rural workforce shrinks.
- 9 billion
- Estimated global population by 2050
- 26%
- Employment in agriculture
- 30%
- Yield decrease caused by climate change
Mission
Advancing Agriculture
Vision
We aim to build the infrastructure of agriculture for the next 100 years, that will provide the world with sufficient, diversified, and safe food.
Engineered in-house. Proven at scale.
Every machine SkyFlow delivers comes from XAG's own research labs and production lines.
Research and development
XAG develops its own flight control, industrial design, materials and electronics, backed by one of the most significant patent portfolios in agricultural technology.
- 4,100+
- patents applied
- 2,700+
- patents granted
- 43
- software copyrights
Statistics as of 15 December 2024.
Manufacturing capability
Drones, autopilots, ground robots and fertigation systems are built on XAG's own lines. Every core process stays in-house, and every unit is tested before it ships.
- 100%
- key processes self-developed
- 4
- production workshops
Users across 70 countries and regions.
XAG's open sales and service network supports farmers worldwide. In Canada, that network is SkyFlow.
A machine is only one layer of the system.
SkyFlow connects the hardware to power, positioning, training and support, so it works on a Canadian farm.
Task system
Fit the right module to the job: liquid, granule, mapping or transport.
Power plan
Size batteries, charging and cooling to your turnaround time.
Positioning
Confirm RTK, mapping and radio range, even with weak cell coverage.
Operator readiness
Set up loading, cleaning, transport and record keeping for your crew.
Seasonal support
Stock wear parts and spares before the spray window opens.
Current XAG listings at SkyFlow.
P150 Max, R100 and R200, in stock in Canada. Browse packages below, or ask for current pricing and delivery.
Questions before choosing XAG.
Quick answers. We confirm the details for your farm before any quote.
Which XAG drones and robots does SkyFlow sell in Canada?+
The P150 Max drone and the R100 and R200 ground robots. We don't sell the P100, P100 Pro or standard P150. Ask us about parts and dealer opportunities.
How do the R200 and R100 ground robots differ?+
Both are 80 cm wide. The R200 carries 240 L on six-wheel drive with four atomizers, for wider orchard and vineyard rows. The R100 carries 120 L on four-wheel drive with two atomizers, for tighter rows and greenhouses.
Can SkyFlow compare XAG with DJI Agriculture?+
Yes. We compare payload, flow, positioning, power and support against your real field workflow, then confirm the package and availability before quoting.
Can I buy an XAG machine directly online?+
Only items in our live catalog can be bought online. Other XAG machines are quoted on request, so power, training, parts and availability are confirmed together.
Bring the field brief. We’ll build the system.
- Crop and acreage
- Application and rate
- Terrain and row width
- Power and refill plan