At the unmanned smart farm of Yinbao High tech Company in Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, a red and white drone shuttles over the rice field, emitting a white “fog curtain” that gently brushes the green rice waves.
A drone can complete pesticide spraying on 500 acres of land in 4 hours. With 2 drones, it can complete a round of rice spraying on 5000 acres of the farm in just one or two days, which is more efficient than manual spraying, with higher coverage and more uniform spraying.
In recent years, digital technology and intelligent equipment have demonstrated their skills in various aspects of agricultural production, such as cultivation, planting, management, and harvesting. Smart agricultural equipment such as remote sensing drones and the Internet of Things have made field management more convenient and intelligent.
Entering the Yinbao High tech Unmanned Farm, amidst the rolling rice waves of 5000 acres of farmland, there is no farmer in sight. Instead, there are drones flying back and forth, as well as the “smart brain” running at high speed in the office.
Whether there is enough water and fertilizer, whether the land is flat, and where weeds and pests appear… These agricultural data can be viewed in real-time on computer screens, playing with the computer, driving a plane, and sitting in the office can plant the fields well. The images that farmers couldn’t even imagine in the past have become a reality here.
When high-tech enters the fields, it not only improves agricultural productivity, but also gradually reduces production costs and further improves business efficiency.
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