Precision Agriculture
Precise technology helps improve efficiency and productivity in many aspects of agriculture. Students in Precision Agriculture gain hands-on experience on various brands of equipment and software such as Agleader SMS, Climate Field View, Precision Planting, and drone applications.
Students learn skills in:
- Remote sensing, including drones and their regulations
- GPS systems/component installation and use
- Variable Rate Application (VRA), including customized creations
* Tuition/fees and additional costs are approximate and based on 2025-26 school year.
- 19 credit certificate
- 72 credit degree & diploma
- Paid internships
- Start in fall or spring
Program Delivery
Section titled “Program Delivery”- In person
- Willmar campus
- M–F (8 am–3 pm)
- Paid off-site internships required
- Fall and spring start
Program Cost*
Section titled “Program Cost*”Tuition/Fees
Section titled “Tuition/Fees”- AAS – $16,080
- Diploma – $16,080
- Certificate – $4,243
Additional Costs
Section titled “Additional Costs”- Book costs vary
- Special fees: $250
- A Microsoft® Windows 11 laptop computer is required for all students enrolled in Ag programs. Tablets, Chromebooks, and Mac/Apple devices are not supported by D2L Brightspace, the system-wide online learning management system.
Careers & Jobs
Section titled “Careers & Jobs”- Precision Agriculture Technician
- Precision Agriculture Specialist
- Independent Farmer