A ‘Netyue’ plant protection drone has arrived in the rice field

This platform is relatively simple to operate, just like online ride hailing. Farmers only need to move their fingers and make an appointment on their mobile phones to place an order, and there will be professional flying hands bringing digital agricultural machinery to provide door-to-door service. “Recently, Deng Guohui said in an interview with reporters.

Deng Guohui is the head of the Yimu Tian Disease and Pest Prevention and Control Professional Cooperative in Zhangshu City, Jiangxi Province. He has been engaged in agricultural planting and plant protection for five to six years. The platform Deng Guohui mentioned is actually the agricultural machinery digital system “Dudu Agricultural Machinery” recently launched by Jiangxi Province.

This system can provide intelligent matching and scheduling for both supply and demand sides of work, with the support of big data on agricultural machinery, to achieve “online search for agricultural work and online distribution of agricultural machinery”, greatly reducing ineffective transition time for agricultural machinery operators, improving work efficiency and tool utilization efficiency, and greatly reducing farmers’ work costs and waiting time.

When a major natural disaster event occurs, “Dudu Agricultural Machinery” can achieve precise scheduling of agricultural machinery by checking the distribution of operating machinery, enabling it to quickly invest in disaster relief and reduce disaster losses.

Taking Deng Guohui’s Professional Cooperative for Disease and Pest Prevention and Control as an example, there are over 20 plant protection drones, each priced between 30000 and 60000 yuan, with a lifespan of over 3 years. Each plant protection drone is also equipped with a battery and a car, and it is necessary to maximize the value of each drone in order to recover costs and even make profits.

Since Deng Guohui established a professional socialized service flight prevention team, every year from May to August, it has been a particularly difficult day for flight prevention dispatchers, pilots, and farmers. Every morning before dawn, farmers call to remind them if the plane has arrived? I receive over 100 phone calls every day, mainly to handle communication with farmers about farmland issues, and to deal with communication issues between pilots and farmers. In addition, I also need to confirm the application of medication with pilots and farmers in advance every night.