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Drone spraying pays for itself in the first year, the first pot of gold was not wasted
35-year-old young farmer Shi Weihao has been using agricultural plant protection machines for "aerial spraying" for more than 3 years. He recouped his investment in the first year and earned his first pot of gold, but during peak season he often leaves early and returns late, and he once accidentally got pesticide sprayed into his eyes, which still has not healed; as demand for plant protection machine spraying grows higher
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What weeds can fomesafen and bentazone control?
When planting crops, it is often necessary to pull out the weeds in the field clean, but many times there is no way to ensure that all the weeds are cleared. If they are not killed, they will compete with the crops for nutrients. Fomesafen and bentazone is a herbicide; what grass does it target?
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Key Management for Mid-to-Late Stage Wheat: Focus on the "One Spray, Three Preventions"
The mid-to-late growth stage of wheat is a critical period for yield formation and also a peak period for various pests and diseases. Doing a good job of field management during this period is crucial for ensuring a bumper wheat harvest. In recent years, the "one spray, three preventions" technique has been widely adopted in mid-to-late stage wheat management. It is
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Drone spraying crosses the line, pesticides hit rural mother, BAPHIQ will strengthen management
Pesticides fall from the sky and spray a rural mother! Drone spraying goes beyond the field area, BAPHIQ: management will be strengthened in the future
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Taiwan Sugar Corporation drone sprays 2,4-D herbicide, neighboring pineapple fields damaged as hormones go haywire; expert: aerial spraying concentrations are high and require strict control
Taiwan Sugar Corporation drone sprays 2,4-D herbicide, neighboring pineapple fields damaged as hormones go haywire; expert: aerial spraying concentrations are high and require strict control
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Accidentally Found a Huge Sum of Money While Spraying Pesticides, but Half a Month Later It Brought Disaster to Her Son
Author of the daily story app: Muzi Lanlan | Reproduction prohibited 1 When the sky showed the first pale light of dawn, Yuxiu got up, bolted down two mouthfuls of leftover rice, put on a dark black...
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Yancheng-made drone takes to the fields to spray pesticide
"Yancheng-made" drone takes to the fields to spray pesticide
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Plant protection drones spray pesticides in the fields, saving manpower
Drones fly into the fields to spray pesticides, saving manpower
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Agricultural drones have wide applications, excelling at spraying, fertilizing and disaster surveying
Nowadays drones are being used more and more widely, and they are also used in agriculture. Let's take a look together. Unmanned aerial vehicles are seen as a promising new capable assistant for the future development of agriculture. Not only has the Civil Aeronautics Administration been busy drafting regulations, under which anything above 250 grams will in future require real-name registration, but all sectors are also actively investing in developing agricultural and other uses of drones. The Agricultural Research Institute of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, has set up a drone team and is currently building experimental data; in future it is expected to establish a set of operating manuals for farmers to refer to.
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What to Do When Potted Honeysuckle Gets Bugs? Pest and Disease Control and Spraying Methods
Honeysuckle is a very fragrant flower, and its unique floral scent is deeply loved by people. With advances in potting techniques, honeysuckle can now be grown at home too. Any plant in nature can get bugs, and of course honeysuckle is no exception.
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