The press

秦岭 North, with countless honey dancing on the hill ladder fields. In the spring, the colours of the earth were changed to the open space.

The South Korean village in the town of Gansu, is active. The sound of Mada has suddenly been sounded in a quiet wheat. One six-wing unmanned aerial vehicle was vacated and was parked in a half-metre-high air, roting and moving.

On the ground, the technician, Liu, has a remote-controlled device, which looks at smart screens. He controls unmanned aerial spraying. Shortly five minutes, a field was sprayed. In the past, a farmer was backed by a pharmacological machine that would be able to do so many days.

“This year, we launched six unmanned radios, focusing on a week-long operation for the spraying of pesticide belts in over 8,400 acres of wheat fields throughout the town. Unmanned planters have good control, efficient spraying and low use costs compared to traditional manpower. The management of wheat in spring by scientific and technological means, provincial workers, provincial hours and provincial capitals, will further promote wheat production increases.” The Director of the Centre for Integrated Rural Services in Agriculture, Papertown, made a presentation.

On top of the day, the agricultural landscape of spraying pesticides has become the past. Unincorporated aircraft not only reduces labour intensity but also reduces production costs and improves control and control efficiency.

This is the result of policy support, advances in agro-industry and the transformation of ideas and development. On the farm in Gansu county, journalists talked about agricultural machines, such as several pockets of cherish and silence.

“The present micro-farm is good, small, multifunctional and economically profitable, particularly suitable for the cultivation of our graduaries.”

“The past two or three people have a one acres of approximately one acres per day, and the farm is now completed half an hour at a cost of 20 yuan, both provincial and provincial.”

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In recent years, micro-growers, such as plantations, micro-harvesters, medicinal collectors, etc., introduced in cantons for farming in mountainous areas, have become the major forces of mass production and helpers. The replacement of traditional farming practices with modern farming machines has radically changed traditional agriculture, increased productivity in mountain farming and significantly stimulated farmers’ productive capacity.

There are two parallel wheels of micro wheat harvesters, such as a cow, with a motorcycle heavy. One can push down. As the machines move forward, the knives are swathed and stalls are being stabbed and waiting to be blown up. It is only one day that it will be able to complete 10 acres of wheat.

In 2021, thanks to the favourable timing of collaboration between the East and West Department, the formation of a district co-professional cooperative for the production of farmers, the transfer of land, the planting of barely 1,000 acres, and the investment of more than 800,000 yuan renminbi in the procurement of agricultural equipment, such as a flat-breeding plant, a medicinal plant, etc., to promote small and mechanized agro-industries. Today, the planting, digging, processing, etc. are used in advanced agricultural tools, not only for the development of the medicinal industry, but also for the enrichment of the population.

“The original home used cattle arable land, two acres a day, followed by micro-planning, with five acres a day. Family farms now use 604 tractors, 25 acres a day. Not only has there been a significant increase in efficiency, but we have also been able to degenerate from inefficient work and to devote more energy to the development of niche industries.” The head of the family farm in the dinar hills was told.

“In June last year, I received a government farm subsidy, with 70,000 multi-faceted purchases of micro-growers, such as four tractors and one-stop shop, at a cost of 300 yuan to 70 yuan per acres, significantly reducing the burden of domestic farm operations.” The newly given micro-farmers have also been used to support alternative farmers and have received considerable benefits.

“In 2022, the total ownership of prefectural agricultural aircraft reached 32601 (set), with a total of 43.55.6 million acres of plant farming, 21.86 million acres of radio planting, and 20.65 million acres of aircraft, which provide support for agricultural equipment for agricultural yield efficiency in mountainous areas.” The Deputy Director of the Rural Bureau of the Cantonese Rural Authority, Short, said.

Methamphetamine, laughing. Stereotypes, farmer-friendly campaigns, make this food-producing county more fundamental to national food security.