Digital Agronomy Skill Set

Jobs and Skills WA: Agriculture courses

Learn all the latest in agricultural technologies including how to identify, select and utilise a Geographic Information System (GIS) for sustainable systems and production; record and report farm activities; utilise applications including spatial information tools; collect, interpret, enter and use agricultural data; and more! 

The agriculture industry is embracing new technologies in all areas of production — from paddock to plate! Here’s your chance to get job ready for the exciting world of digital agronomy — the use of technology in the agriculture industry.

With this short course skill set, you'll learn how to identify, select and utilise a Geographic Information System (GIS) for sustainable agricultural systems and land-based production business; select and apply modern agricultural technology in production systems; use technologies for the recording and reporting of farm activities; utilise applications including spatial information tools; collect, interpret, enter and use agricultural data; and more!

This skill set consists of units from nationally recognised and accredited qualifications. Successful completion can provide credit, should you pursue further study in a related qualification.

Fee-free
Skill sets
STEM
Industry: Agriculture, Animals, Science and the Environment
WA State ID: AE405

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