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Want to become a new-type professional farmer? Learn these things first
Wang Fei, 33 years old, is a new-type professional farmer in Xumazhuang Village, Liudianji Township, Xiayi County. Last year he was also named one of the county's top ten new-type professional farmers, which allows him to enjoy more preferential policies on a priority basis. In 2012 he returned to his hometown and rented more than 100 mu of land, built a family farm,
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How the Watchers of the Wheat Fields Can Keep to the Path of Farmland Protection
All things are born from the soil, and with soil there is grain. Farmland is the most precious agricultural resource and an important factor of production, and it is the livelihood on which farmers who face the yellow earth with their backs to the sky depend. The decline in farmland quality has become a huge stumbling block troubling China's agricultural development in recent years. With the publication of the
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How to Advance Information Services for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers and the Building of the Agricultural Internet of Things
The Hubei Province 12316 Comprehensive Information Service for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Theme Day and the Agricultural Internet of Things Advancement Work Meeting was held in Dangyang, where Jiao Taiwan, Deputy Director of the Provincial Department of Agriculture, put forward three points of view. 1. Seize the opportunity and ride the momentum to advance the rapid demonstration and application of the agricultural Internet of Things. In recent years, with the agricultural Internet of Things
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Three Major Staple Crops Produce Large Amounts of Straw, but Low Utilization Rate Holds Things Back
China is a major agricultural production country with a long history of farming. As the scale of agricultural production has continued to expand, large amounts of concentrated straw have been produced, with annual crop straw output reaching 6.5×108 tons. According to statistics, the proportion of national straw returned to fields and fed to livestock and returned to fields as manure is about
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IoT technology brings new vitality to smart agriculture
On the computer screen, rows of fans in the chicken farm are ventilating the coop. Then, a staff member picks up a phone and taps lightly, and the fans in the chicken farm immediately stop spinning; one more tap, and they start running again. One computer, one phone, and you can sit at home
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What are the policy recommendations for the development of agricultural IoT
First, break through core technologies and major key technology research. Concentrating efforts to strengthen research and overcome core technologies and major key technologies related to agricultural IoT is the key to the maturation of agricultural IoT. Support the research and development of highly reliable, low-cost dedicated agricultural IoT sensors that meet different agricultural application goals and adapt to harsh environments, solve common issues such as self-organizing networks for agricultural IoT and the rational deployment of agricultural IoT sensing nodes, establish a basic software platform and application service system for agricultural IoT that meets China's agricultural application needs, and provide technical support for the system integration, mass production, and large-scale application of agricultural IoT technology products.
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IoT applied to agriculture: promotion of aquaculture and planting should be accelerated
The development of the Internet of Things is still in its initial stage. Agricultural IoT is not only constrained by the development of the entire IoT industry, but also faces its own unique difficulties due to the complexity of the agricultural environment. In recent years, the Internet of Things has swept through all walks of life like a whirlwind. Agriculture is no exception.
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China's agricultural IoT application shows notable results in five areas
Recently, the Agricultural IoT and Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Traceability sub-forum of the 2014 Agricultural Informatization Summit Forum was held in Qingdao, Shandong. Attending officials and experts believe that at present China's agricultural IoT application has shown notable results in five areas. According to the Ministry of Agriculture Agricultural Product Quality
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The Ministry of Agriculture is planning the "Yinong Plan" to jointly advance the development of the agricultural Internet of Things
In early 2013, the State Council issued a document proposing that by 2015, large-scale demonstration applications of the Internet of Things, including in agriculture, be achieved in multiple fields. After that, the Ministry of Agriculture carried out regional pilot projects for the agricultural Internet of Things in Tianjin, Shanghai and Anhui, with the three places according to their respective
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Characteristics and Uses of Pineapple, How to Grow It, and Things to Note
Pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a juicy herbaceous perennial plant. Its leaves are pointed, thick and long, arranged in a spiral, forming a rosette up to 1 m tall and 1.5 m wide. The pineapple has two suckers, one near the base of the stem and the other near the fruit
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