AVPL Hosts Multi-State Conference to Educate Agricultural Boards on Drone Technology, Launches Drone Training Programs

AVPL, a leading global drone company specializing in cutting-edge agricultural drones, recently hosted a Multi-State Conference in Chandigarh to educate agricultural boards about the advancements in drone technology and promote inter-state trade and sharing infrastructure among State Agricultural Marketing Boards.

The event was attended by notable figures, including J.P. Dalal, Haryana's Minister of Agriculture, as Chief Guest, and Vijayendra Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary of Agriculture, Government of Haryana, as the Guest of Honour. Senior officials from multiple states, such as Rajasthan, Goa, Assam, and Telangana, were also in attendance.

During the conference, AVPL representatives shared valuable insights and knowledge on the latest trends in drone technology education, highlighting the immense potential of drones in agriculture. They emphasized the tremendous potential of drones in agriculture, showcasing how these technological marvels, equipped with high-resolution cameras and advanced sensors, can capture real-time data crucial for assessing crop health, monitoring soil conditions, and understanding field topography.

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AVPL further emphasized the unique opportunity for rural and semi-urban youth to explore careers as drone pilots, offering an exciting prospect for employment and innovation within the agricultural sector.

Preet Sandhu, the Founder and Chairman of AVPL, expressed her enthusiasm about the event's successful outcome, stating that innovation blossoms at the crossroads of technology and agriculture.

She emphasized AVPL's commitment to propelling the agricultural sector into the future through the integration of cutting-edge drone technology, as evident in their recent launch of a comprehensive one-year drone training program in collaboration with 13 partner universities and a shorter drone pilot training course at their subsidiary, SPH Aviation, Gurugram.

Sandhu also reiterated AVPL's core aim of enhancing farming processes, elevating crop monitoring standards, and maximizing agricultural yields, all while ensuring responsible and sustainable drone usage. To achieve this, AVPL is steadfast in providing training and education on the seamless integration of drones into agricultural practices, aspiring to foster collaboration and partnerships with state agricultural marketing boards to usher in a future of enhanced agricultural practices.

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In addition to its drone training programs, AVPL has ambitious plans to establish 100 training centers in India over the next 2-3 years, further catalyzing the adoption of drones in agriculture and increasing their impact within the sector.

Under the visionary leadership of founders Deep Sihag Sisai and Preet Sandhu, AVPL is setting the industry standard for leveraging drone technology to revolutionize agriculture on a global scale. Their vision encompasses not only the Indian market but also envisions outreach to countries like Australia, Brazil, and Argentina in the initial phases of their operations.

Significance of the Conference and AVPL's Initiatives

AVPL's Multi-State Conference and drone training programs are significant steps toward advancing the adoption of drone technology in Indian agriculture. Drones offer a myriad of benefits for farmers, including:-

- Improved crop monitoring and management: Drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and sensors can provide farmers with real-time data on crop health, soil conditions, and field topography, enabling them to identify and address potential problems early on.

- Precision agriculture: Drones can apply pesticides, fertilizers, and other inputs more precisely and efficiently than traditional methods, minimizing environmental impact and maximizing crop yields.

- Reduced labor costs: Drones can automate many tasks currently performed manually by farmers, such as crop monitoring, spraying, and irrigation, reducing labor costs and increasing efficiency.

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