Need a sprayer for your farm or garden? On FarmyHub you can buy sprayers directly from local sellers across the Philippines, from manual knapsack sprayers to battery-powered ones. Compare listings, then message the seller to ask about stock, delivery and payment.
Manual knapsack sprayers: you carry the tank on your back and pump by hand. The most common sizes are 16L and 20L. They need no fuel or charging, so they suit small farms, vegetable plots and home gardens.
Battery-powered sprayers: an electric pump does the work, so there’s no pumping and the pressure stays steady. They’re useful if you spray larger areas or every day. Ask the seller about battery life and charging time.
Power sprayers: engine-driven sprayers for bigger farms and orchards. If you sell power sprayers, you can list them here too.
Sprayers are one of the most useful farm tools. Farmers use them to apply insecticides and other pesticides on crops, herbicides on weeds, and liquid or foliar fertilizer on plants. Gardeners and plant nurseries use smaller sprayers to care for seedlings and ornamental plants.
Always follow the product label when mixing chemicals, wear gloves and a mask, and rinse the tank after use. It’s best to keep a separate sprayer for weed killer, so it doesn’t harm your other plants.
Tank size: a full 16L tank holds about 16 kg of liquid, plus the weight of the sprayer, so choose a size you can carry comfortably. A 20L tank means fewer refills but more weight on your back.
Manual or battery: manual sprayers are simple and easy to maintain. Battery sprayers save effort during long spraying sessions.
Nozzles and spare parts: ask whether extra nozzles are included, or whether the seller also sells parts like seals and lances.
Delivery and payment: check the listing or ask the seller. Some sellers accept COD and GCash.
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the tool shop. We don’t make, stock, test or inspect the sprayers listed here. The photos, specs, prices and stock all come from each seller, and the deal is between you and them. Sellers include farm supply stores, small shops and resellers, so ask your questions before you order: a short video of the sprayer working, the pump type, the tank material, and whether a warranty or spare parts are included.
Looking for other tools? Browse our Farm Tools for hoes, sickles and bolos, or read our guide to farm tools and equipment.
A manual sprayer is cheaper to run and has no battery to charge, so it’s good for small areas. A battery sprayer keeps steady pressure without pumping, which helps when you spray larger fields or every day.
16L is a common all-round size for most farmers and gardeners. Choose 20L if you spray bigger areas and can carry the extra weight.
It’s safer to keep one sprayer only for weed killer. Even after rinsing, leftover herbicide can damage crops and garden plants.
