Precision agriculture techniques are increasingly being adopted by smallholder farmers to enhance productivity in resource-limited settings. A qualitative research approach was employed, involving semi-structured interviews with 30 smallholder farmers. Data collection occurred over a period of six months. Farmers showed moderate interest and usage in precision agriculture tools such as GPS-guided tractors and soil moisture sensors, with about half of the respondents indicating willingness to adopt new technologies. The findings suggest that while there is potential for increased adoption, barriers related to cost and technical literacy need addressing. Investment in training programmes and affordable technology solutions should be prioritised to facilitate wider technological uptake among smallholder farmers. Precision Agriculture, Smallholder Farmers, Technology Adoption, Gold Mining Districts, Democratic Republic of Congo