A crate of oranges hanging on a line from an agricultural drone, seen from above dense green crops

Based in Kumasi

Precision Spraying.
Endless Possibilities.

INFIVOR assembles agricultural spraying and input drones in Kumasi, Ghana, for farms across West Africa and beyond.

Built for growing farms everywhere

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Our drones

Robust, efficient, and built for African conditions.

Our first drone, the Q100P, does four jobs with one airframe, so one machine can stay busy through the whole growing season.

Q100P agricultural drone hovering in flight, seen from the front

Q100P

One airframe: spray · spread · transport · survey

Spray tank
50 L
Rated payload
60 kg
Coverage rate
up to ~26 ha/h (manufacturer's rating)
Control radius
2 km

Price

GH₵ 235,000

or GH₵ 94,000 upfront + GH₵ 5,875 a month for 24 months (interest-free lease-to-own)

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Four jobs, one airframe

  • Spray Crop protection products
  • Spread Granular inputs
  • Transport Loads across the farm
  • Survey Fields, from the air

More models

Additional models are being finalised for this line-up.

Interest-free Lease-to-own

Own a Q100P for GH₵ 5,875 a month

Pay 40% upfront (GH₵ 94,000), then 24 fixed monthly instalments. Full price GH₵ 235,000.

Upfront
40%
Instalments
24
Interest
None
How lease-to-own works

Built in Kumasi. Ready for wherever the next field is.

Our services

More than a drone.

Assembly, operator training, maintenance and farm consulting, from one team in Kumasi.

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Less water, less time, less exposure.

A 2025 field study compared drone spraying with tractor-⁠boom spraying on the same wheat farms, using the same pesticide dose per hectare.

Tractor-boom and drone spraying compared, per hectare (Safaeinejad et al., PLOS One, 2025)
Measure Tractor boom Drone Change with the drone
Water per hectare 300 litres 10 litres 97% less
Spraying time per hectare 30 minutes 9 minutes 70% less
Emissions per hectare 41.3 kg of CO₂ equivalent 14.5 kg of CO₂ equivalent 65% less
Energy per hectare 365 megajoules 147 megajoules 60% less

Source: Safaeinejad et al., PLOS One (2025), field trials on wheat farms in Lorestan, Iran. Results in Ghana will vary by crop and field.

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And nobody walks through the spray: the pilot stays at the field edge.

News

Latest news

Company news and research from INFIVOR.

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Partner with us

Become a distributor

Partner with us to bring INFIVOR drones to farmers in your region, as we grow beyond Ghana.

What you’d offer farmers

  • The Q100P

    One airframe that sprays, spreads, carries loads and surveys, with a 50 L spray tank and a 60 kg rated payload.

  • A growing line-up

    The Q100P first, with more models being finalised for the line-up.

  • Support from Kumasi

    Operator training, maintenance and spare parts from our team in Kumasi.

Next step

See the Q100P fly.

Request a demo and we’ll arrange a time to show you the Q100P in the field. Or ask us about spreading the cost with interest-⁠free lease-⁠to-⁠own.