AI on the Farm

AI on the Farm: A Practical Starting Point for Farm Businesses

A practical, jargon-free introduction to using artificial intelligence (AI) in your farm business.

Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday business operations, but many producers are unsure where to start or whether it is relevant to their business. This online workshop is designed specifically for NSW farm business owners who want a practical introduction to AI without the technical jargon.

Friday 30 October | 10:30am - 12:00 noon

What you'll cover

• What AI is and how it is being used in farm businesses.

• Common myths and misconceptions about AI.

• Practical examples of AI tools that can support farm business operations.

• How to identify opportunities for AI in your own business.

• Where AI can save genuine time and where caution is needed.

• Simple first steps to start using AI with confidence.

What you'll take home

• A completed AI maturity self-assessment.

• Practical actions tailored to your farm business.

• Greater confidence in understanding and using AI.

• Clear next steps for implementing AI in your business.

• Access to two free 60 minute free follow-up 1:1 online coaching sessions with Emma Spartalis.

• A recording of the workshop if you are unable to attend live.

Who should come?

This workshop is designed for farmers and farm business owners who want to learn more about using AI in their farm business. No prior knowledge or technical experience is required.

Presenter

Emma Spartalis - Spartalis Consulting

Emma works with businesses to build confidence in adopting practical digital tools and technology. Through this workshop she will help producers identify realistic opportunities to use AI in their own business context.

Emma often hears: the belief that 'I'm not techie enough', which in practice is almost always a capacity gap, not a skills gap.

Key details

• Date: Friday 30 October

• Time: 10:30am - 12:00 noon

• Location: Online

• Cost: Free to attend. Registration essential.

• Registered participants will be offered two free 60 minute follow-up one-on-one online coaching sessions with Emma in the weeks following the workshop.

• A recording will be available for registered participants who cannot attend the live session.

Contact:

• Emma Spartalis - Spartalis Consulting E: hello@spartalisconsulting.com.au

• NSW Farm Business Resilience Program farmbusiness@dpird.nsw.gov.au

The Farm Business Resilience Program is jointly funded by the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund and the NSW Government.