Sustainable land management training available this month in Bloom HQ.
Farmers in the midlands will soon be taking to the skies.
A brand-new drone technology training scheme is being rolled out in the region next week.
The initiative - part of Agri-Innovation Development Midlands - aims to encourage those in the agri-food sector to embrace digital technologies.
Training in sustainable land management is also available at Bloom HQ in Mountrath this month, to help future-proof local farms.
Project Mananger Regina Dunne says it's a no brainer to help lighten farmers' workload:
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