Farm sprayers and fertiliser spreaders in the Philippines
Sprayers and fertiliser spreaders in the Philippines are listed from about ₱193 for a manual backpack sprayer to about ₱17,400 for a push or walk-behind spreader, and agricultural spray drone kits from about ₱759,000. These are approximate figures from sellers' websites, November 2026. For offers that fit your field and tractor, post a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Approximate price |
|---|
| Hand or pressure sprayer, 1.5 to 8 litres | ₱340 to ₱400 |
| Manual backpack sprayer or spreader | ₱193 to ₱2,426 |
| Battery or electric fertiliser spreader, hand-held or backpack | ₱1,501 to ₱6,308 |
| Walk-behind or push broadcast spreader, about 56 to 60 kg | ₱7,370 to ₱17,400 |
Standards for sprayers and drones
The Philippine Agricultural Engineering Standard PAES 112:2000 sets the construction and performance requirements for a lever-operated knapsack sprayer, so ask a seller whether a hand sprayer meets it. Philippine National Standards also set minimum requirements for multi-rotor sprayers powered by remotely piloted aircraft. Check the applicable standard before you buy a drone.
Pesticides and fertilisers
All pesticides intended for commercial use in the Philippines must be registered with the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA), which also sets rules for fertiliser distributors. Buy pesticide and fertiliser from a registered source and keep the label. Spreading advice is that nutrients must be spread accurately and evenly across the full spreader width, so ask the seller for the working width in metres.
Season and planting
The climate is tropical, with a wet season and a dry season instead of winter and summer. Planting and fertilising often follow the rains, so buy the spreader before the planting season starts. Plan spraying for dry, calm mornings, when drift is lower, and keep sprayers under cover, because heat and rain wear out seals and tanks.
Capacity, spares and delivery
Capacity is given in litres and kilograms, and a 1.5-litre pressure sprayer is a very different tool from a 25-litre backpack. Ask which tractor or vehicle the spreader fits, for example a walk-behind tractor or a UTV or ATV receiver mount. Spares matter: a replacement tank for a Chapin sprayer was listed at about ₱2,130. Ask who supplies spares in your city and whether delivery to Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City or Makati is included.
What to write in your request
Say the machine type (knapsack, pressure, electric, broadcast or tow-behind), the tank or hopper volume in litres, the working width in metres, the tractor it must fit, the make and model if you know them, the equipment, the condition, the year and your budget in pesos. Name the delivery city.
On BlaBlaPrice, describing the machine is free for buyers. The AI reads your request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. For related equipment, see implements and attachments or walk-behind tractors.
