Precision Field Academy

Today is a big one for the PFA family. 🌍

Five weeks ago, our GIS pioneers sat down, opened their laptops, and began a journey from the fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems all the way to advanced applications. Today we celebrate how far they have come.

Join us for the Closing Webinar of our 5 Weeks Fundamental to Advanced GIS Course. We will be reviewing the course, hearing from participants, introducing the next level the Advanced GIS Course and Phytomapping Masterclass, and sharing everything PFA has planned for what comes next.

📅 Thursday, 17th September 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM WAT (GMT+1)
🔗 https://bit.ly/4h9FGcc

Hosted by Femi Adekoya, Feranmi Ajayi, Joseph Adeyemi, and Adeola Ola.

Today is the day. Be in that room. 🚁

PAIP Cohort 4.0 is officially open for applications.

A 6-week, hands-on global program equipping young professionals (16–35), in and outside Africa, with real skills in digital and precision agriculture.

From drone technology, GIS, and smart agriculture tools to research, enterprise development, data-driven solutions, and practical sessions, PAIP gives you a broader understanding of how technology and innovation are transforming agriculture and agrifood systems, and backed by a globally accredited certification.

**Who should apply?** Agriculture students and young professionals ready to build a career in Agricultural Technology.

Women are strongly encouraged to apply.

Applications close October 5th, 2026.

Apply now:
https://bit.ly/PAIP4

If you have ever wondered what it actually takes to become an agricultural drone pilot this is the clearest breakdown you will find.

Not complicated. Nothing technical.

Anyone can learn to fly a drone. Not everyone understands how to turn that flight into a farm decision. That is the difference and that is exactly why we train at you Precision Field Academy.

Like, save and share it with anyone who has been thinking about getting into agricultural drone technology.

Visit our website to register for our next cohort now.
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This one is for everyone who has been asking when is the next PAIP? 🚁

Well, PAIP 4.0 is coming this 0ctober 2026.

The Precision Agriculture Incubation Program has already taken hundreds of young Africans from curious beginners to certified, field-ready precision agriculture professionals.

Precision Field Academy in partnership with Integrated Aerial Precision is bringing the same transformative experience to new locations.

Need to know the new locations? That will be revealed in due time.

Stay tuned on all our social media platforms. Registration will open shortly, and if the previous three cohorts are anything to go by, spots will not last long.

There is a boundary you cannot see. No walls. No wire. No sign.

But it is already controlling how drones fly, where livestock graze, how water is distributed across farms, and how land is protected without a single physical barrier.

It is called a geo-fence. And GIS is what makes it intelligent.

This crousel, will briefly break down exactly how GIS and geo-fencing work together in the simplest way possible. Step by step, building to a summary that shows exactly what this means for a modern farm.

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There is a moment in every learner's journey when knowledge stops being theory and starts being power.

September is that moment.

This month at Precision Field Academy, we are shifting the conversation from what these technologies are to what they can do on real farms, with real data, producing real results.

GIS that maps the decisions no farmer could make alone. Drones that cover in minutes what would take days on foot. Remote sensing that reads what is invisible to the human eye. Data that turns uncertainty into precision.

This is digital agriculture in action. And this month, we are applying every bit of it.

Welcome to September. The most important month is the one where you put it all to work. 🌍

Three technologies. One goal: smarter farming.

Drones, GIS, and AI are changing what is possible on a farm — and the way they work together is simpler to understand than most people think.

The result? We broke it all down in our latest carousel explained simply. Check it out and follow Precision Field Academy for more content that makes agritech accessible to every farmer and agribusiness professional.

If you are learning GIS and feeling like progress is slower than it should be it might not be the subject. It might be the approach.

Most GIS beginners make the same five mistakes, often without realising it.

Every one of these mistakes is avoidable. And avoiding them early is what makes the difference between a learner who gets stuck and a professional who gets hired.

Swipe through our latest carousel for the full breakdown, and follow Precision Field Academy for more content that makes GIS easier to learn and faster to apply.

Two of the most important technologies in modern agriculture are often confused with each other. Remote sensing and GIS work closely together but they do very different things.

Remote sensing is the eyes. GIS is the brain. In precision agriculture, you need both working together.

Swipe through our latest carousel for the full breakdown, and follow Precision Field Academy for more content that makes agritech accessible and practical.