The Rantizo Harvest 100 heavy-lift drone standing in a hangar at dawn

American heavy lift.

Autonomous drones for precision agriculture, forestry and wildfire response, infrastructure inspection and specialized government applications. Designed and built in the U.S.

In December 2025, the FCC restricted new foreign-made drones.

America's farms, forests and fire lines still need heavy lift.

So we build it here.

70%+ U.S. or allied parts

Harvest 100

Take it apart.

  1. Airframe

    High-capacity airframe. Lightweight, durable materials.

  2. Autonomy

    Terrain mapping and obstacle avoidance.

  3. Heavy lift

    Larger tanks and payloads for spraying, seeding and fire.

  4. Modular payload

    One platform. Swappable payloads across industries.

  5. U.S. built

    Designed for FAA and NDAA compliance.

Mission ready.

Harvest 100 compared with typical imported agricultural spray drones
FeatureHarvest 100Typical import
Tank capacityHeavy-liftStandard
Aircraft qualityYesNo
NDAA compliantYesNo
BVLOS capableYesNo
Swarming readyYesNo

Company assessment versus typical imported agricultural spray drones.

Explore Harvest 100

1,500 acres. One drone. One day. 15,000 acres. Ten drones. One day.

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Acres treated

Drones
1
Field
1 of 5
Status
Ready

Illustrative missions at Rantizo's stated rate of 1,500 acres per drone, per day: one drone, then a swarm of ten.

Precision agriculture
A mirrored-glass building with the Rantizo name on its facade, reflecting the sunset at dusk

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Advancing American drone technology. Delivering real-world solutions.

At a glance

Operations
FAA-authorized, 15+ states
Supply chain
70%+ U.S. or allied parts
Contracted
Millions of acres for the upcoming season
Distribution
Partners include Nutrien and Helena
Headquarters
Houston, Texas

Leadership

  • Marianne McInerney

    President

    Former Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, U.S. Department of Transportation.

Leadership