Xinwushan News (Reporter Dong Shixiong, Zhao Chao, Guan Qiuyong, Yang Yanchun) On the morning of May 15, three plant protection drones took off from the wheat plot in Qizhuang Village, Tange Town, Wushan County, and the "one spray and three defenses" operation helped wheat thrive.
In order to effectively control the occurrence of pests and diseases, the agricultural department of Wushan County called plant protection drones to carry out wheat "one spray and three prevention" work, adhered to the prevention and control strategy of "prevention first, active attack", strengthened monitoring, based on prevention, and made every effort to ensure a bumper harvest of summer grain.
At the operation site, the staff dispensed, charged, took off, sprayed, and landed, and the skillful operation made a large area of wheat field "enjoy" a "baptism" for ten minutes.
"Drones spray pesticides, making high-tech more grounded." Li Zheng, secretary of the general party branch and director of the village committee of Qizhuang Village, Tange Town, introduced that the staff of the County Agriculture and Rural Bureau went to the village to carry out wheat "one spray and three prevention", explained the knowledge of wheat pest control to the villagers in detail, and drove the whole village to prevent and control the whole village through professional prevention and control.
"Using drones to spray pesticides saves us effort, time and labor. Expect regular access to agricultural high-tech services. Qi Feng, a villager in Qizhuang Village, said.
In recent years, plant protection drones have become the "new agricultural tools" in China's rural areas, liberating farmers who carry pesticide barrels for manual spraying, realizing the transformation from "knowing how to farm" to "smart farming", and effectively promoting the efficient, automated and green development of modern agricultural production.
Wang Haibin, director of Wushan County Plant Protection and Plant Inspection Station, said that at present, the county's wheat has generally entered the flowering period, which is a critical period for the formation of yields, and it is also the response period for major viruses such as rust and wheat red spiders. Combined with the current wheat growth and the occurrence of pests and diseases, the county agriculture and rural bureau will continue to organize plant protection technical members to carry out professional unified prevention and control in the key areas of wheat planting in the county, so as to drive mass prevention and treatment, and lay a solid foundation for another bumper harvest of summer grain this year.