Move consolidates XAG equipment, parts and service support under one U.S. distribution structure as farmer adoption of agricultural drones accelerates
BARNUM, Iowa 11/2/2026 — Airstrike Ag, the U.S. and North American distributor for XAG agricultural technology, today announced that Agrifuture has joined the Airstrike Ag Alliance Network. The move brings Agrifuture’s XAG equipment and parts under Airstrike Ag’s distribution network, further consolidating XAG sales, parts and service support across the United States.
The step comes at a pivotal time for U.S. agriculture. Drone-applied acres rose 59% in 2025 to more than 16.4 million acres, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation, as growers turn to aerial application to address labor shortages and narrow spray windows. At the same time, a changing supply and regulatory landscape has made long-term access to equipment, spare parts and qualified service a deciding factor for operators. The industry is consolidating around partners that can support aircraft in the field for years to come.
XAG is one of the world’s leading agricultural drone and robotics companies, with products sold in more than 60 countries and a portfolio spanning agricultural drones, ground robots, autopilot systems and smart farm technology. XAG has continued to expand its U.S. presence, introducing its flagship P150 Max to American growers in 2026. As XAG’s U.S. and North American distributor, Airstrike Ag is building the infrastructure to support that growth.
With more than 13 years of experience in agricultural technology, unmanned systems, automation, training, and real-world technology deployment, Agrifuture will continue putting that experience to work supporting agricultural professionals as an independent Alliance Member.
“Welcoming Agrifuture into the Alliance Network is an important step as we take on distribution for XAG across the U.S. and North America. It strengthens our ability to support the market today while we continue building the foundation for XAG’s growth and the future of U.S.-based agricultural UAS manufacturing,” said Nathan Stein, Founder and CEO of Airstrike Ag.
Strengthening XAG Distribution and Support
Putting agricultural technology to work takes more than the equipment itself. It takes reliable parts, service, training, technical expertise, and local support to keep farmers and applicators moving.
The Airstrike Ag Alliance Network brings these capabilities together through a growing network of independent agricultural technology businesses. Alliance Members provide local sales, service, training, parts, technical support, and firsthand operational experience, backed by Airstrike Ag’s broader distribution and support infrastructure.
For XAG operators, this means stronger availability of equipment and spare parts within the United States and a single, coordinated point of support. Airstrike Ag will also provide warranty service for XAG units previously sold by Agrifuture, so those customers stay fully supported.
Building for the Future of U.S. Agricultural Technology
Airstrike Ag is working toward establishing U.S.-based manufacturing and assembly capabilities for future agricultural UAS platforms and critical components, expanding domestic production and U.S. supply-chain capabilities while building on proven agricultural technology.
For farmers and agricultural professionals, the objective remains straightforward: reliable access to technology, knowledgeable local support, and practical solutions designed around the needs of real agricultural operations.
About Airstrike Ag
Airstrike Ag was born from a passion for agriculture and a vision for its future. As the U.S. and North American distributor for XAG agricultural technology, Airstrike Ag connects advanced agricultural robotics with the farmers and applicators putting it to work in the field.
Founded by fifth-generation farmer and drone industry veteran Nathan Stein, Airstrike Ag combines real-world agricultural experience with 14 years of expertise in UAS technology, agricultural applications, mapping, data, and technical support.
Through the Airstrike Ag Alliance Network, a growing network of independent agricultural technology businesses across the United States and North America, customers have access to local sales, training, service, parts, and technical support backed by Airstrike Ag’s national distribution and support infrastructure.
Airstrike Ag is also working toward establishing U.S.-based manufacturing and assembly capabilities for future agricultural UAS platforms and critical components as part of its long-term commitment to strengthening domestic agricultural technology infrastructure.
About Agrifuture
Agrifuture brings more than 13 years of experience in agricultural technology, unmanned systems, automation, training, and technology deployment. The company connects emerging agricultural technologies with practical applications through technical expertise, education, field experience, and support for the people and organizations adopting agricultural automation.
As a member of the Airstrike Ag Alliance Network, Agrifuture will continue contributing its experience and expertise to support the growth and adoption of advanced agricultural technology.