Spray Drone Label Finder
RPAS pesticide application · Canada

Spray Drone Label Finder

Registered agricultural pesticides whose Canadian labels carry directions for aerial application, and so fall under Health Canada's June 30, 2026 policy allowing application by drone. Filter by product type, crop, use, region, aerial water volume, droplet size and aerial buffer zone.

Screening tool, not the label. The product label is the legal document for pesticide use in Canada. Details on this page were read automatically from each product's approved label and may be incomplete, out of date or wrong. Aerial use is often limited to certain crops or uses, and buffer zones vary by crop and aircraft type. Confirm every detail on the current label before spraying; every row links to it. By using this page you accept the disclaimer and terms of use.
ProductTypeActive ingredientsAerial waterDroplet (min)Aerial buffer (m)Label notes

Disclaimer and terms of use

Information only. This page is a reference aid for finding pesticide products whose Canadian labels include directions for aerial application. It is not a pesticide label, a recommendation to use any product, or agronomic, legal or regulatory advice.

The label governs. Under the Pest Control Products Act, a registered pesticide must be used according to the directions on its current approved label. Where anything on this page differs from the label, the label is correct. Before any application, read the complete current label and confirm that it permits aerial application for your crop, pest, rate, water volume, droplet size, wind conditions, buffer zones and timing, and that it does not prohibit remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS).

Automated extraction; no warranty. The details shown were extracted from label documents by automated text analysis, without individual review. Values may be missing, misread, applied to the wrong crop or use, or superseded by a later label amendment. A blank field means a value was not found, not that none applies. The data reflects labels as retrieved on and is not updated automatically. This page is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including accuracy, completeness, currency or fitness for a particular purpose.

Your responsibilities. Users are responsible for complying with all applicable federal, provincial, territorial and municipal requirements. These include Health Canada's policy on pesticide application by RPAS (Science Policy Notice SPN2026-02), Transport Canada drone registration and pilot certification under the Canadian Aviation Regulations, provincial or territorial applicator licensing, permits and insurance, and any buyer, processor or export-market requirements for treated crops. Drone application policy and product labels may change; registrants may add statements prohibiting RPAS application at any time.

Limitation of liability. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the publisher of this page accepts no liability for any loss, damage, crop injury, environmental harm, penalty or other consequence arising from use of or reliance on this page or its data.

Not affiliated with the Government of Canada. This page is independent and is not produced, endorsed or reviewed by Health Canada, the Pesticides Regulatory Directorate or Transport Canada. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify registered products.

Data source and licence. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada, from Health Canada's Pesticide Product Information Database and approved pesticide labels (pest-control.canada.ca). The source data has been extracted, filtered and reorganized for this page.

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