Drones in Agriculture
Operating a drone is like any other precision control system - with proper planning, set up and confidence to operate safely, it can provide real on-farm benefits.
What does the course consist of
1 day face-to-face with pre-course online work
Designed by Farmers
Designed by farmers for farmers in partnership with NSW Farmers and delivered by highly experienced drone operator and trainer Ben Watts, this course will teach you how to use drones to collect farm data to help make informed decisions such as refined fertiliser, sowing, crop and weed management plans, as well as monitoring and maximising the efficiency of farm water systems.
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
safe and efficient operation of drones in an agricultural context
Australian laws related to the use of Remote Pilot Aircraft’s (RPA) for private use
collecting and processing data to improve planning, productivity, water-use efficiency and safety on your farm.
Units of competency
AHCMOM311 - Operate precision control technology
AVIW0028 - Operate and manage remote pilot aircraft systems
Accredited Training
This course is aligned and delivered against vocational education and training requirements. Successful completion of assessment tasks will result in achieving a Statement of Attainment and can contribute to a nationally-recognised qualification. All activities and assessment will be completed in supported environment.
Training Provider
This course is delivered by Tocal College (RTO 91166).
More Information
Contact: Sharon Leach, Tocal College
Phone: 02 6951 2695
Email: sharon.leach@dpi.nsw.gov.au
Apply Here
Upcoming Courses
Search ‘drones’ in the events tab