How can agricultural informatization bridge the "last centimeter"?

Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture issued a notice, planning to spend about 3 years training farmers in mobile phone application skills and informatization capabilities, to enhance farmers' ability to use modern information technology, especially the ability to access the internet via mobile phones.

Teaching farmers to use mobile phones to go online, though a small matter, has significance that should not be underestimated; in fact, it reflects the implementation, refinement and detail of agricultural informatization at the "last centimeter", and will certainly play an important role in advancing agricultural and rural informatization to "overtake on the curve". Teaching farmers to use mobile phones to go online not only enriches farmers' mobile phone online consumption and entertainment forms, but also more conveniently delivers production techniques, market information and more, achieving multiple benefits at once; it can be called a brilliant touch in agricultural and rural informatization work, and is worthy of encouragement and promotion!

While the government vigorously promotes this, more social forces also need to participate; rural young people, rural college students and migrant workers who have worked in cities should be encouraged to take the initiative to teach their elders and fellow villagers to use mobile phones to go online. Letting more farmers learn to use mobile phones to go online and better integrate into modern society is what is needed to bridge the "last centimeter" of agricultural informatization, and will also open a window of opportunity for farmers to increase income and become prosperous.