THEADAPTING PRECISION FARMING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS IN HAWAI'I PROJECT WILL ADDRESS THE AFRI PRIORITY AREA OF AGRICULTURE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY BY EXPANDING WORKFORCE TRAININGS USING PRECISION AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS. CONDUCTED AT THE WAIPONO FARM AT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII MAUI COLLEGE, THE PROJECT WILL ADDRESS KEY WORKFORCE TRAINING NEEDS RELEVANT FOR LOCAL AGRICULTURE. PROJECT OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:1) EXTEND AND IMPROVE OUR EXISTING APPRENTICESHIP-BASED WORKFORCE TRAINING PROGRAM TO INTEGRATE PRECISION FARMING TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS;2) PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH THE SKILLS AND TOOLS NECESSARY TO JOIN THE WORKFORCE;3) ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATING LOCALLY SOURCED FISH FEED AND NUTRITIOUS NATIVE PLANTS THROUGH STUDENT-LED EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROJECTS THAT INTEGRATE REMOTE MONITORING DEVICES AND DATA ANALYSIS;4) INCREASE THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS PURSUING COLLEGE AND CAREER PATHWAYS IN AGRICULTURE WITH A MINIMUM OF 70% CONTINUING EDUCATION AND/OR EMPLOYMENT IN AGRICULTURE-RELATED FIELDS.THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE PROJECT INCLUDE ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE IN THE APPLICATION OF PRECISION AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUAPONICS PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AND DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEM IN HAWAI'I FOR FOOD SECURITY AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCY.