Empowering agriculture with digital intelligence supporting China and influencing the world

On March 29th, the Agricultural and Rural Program Center of the General Station, in conjunction with the Jiangsu General Station's large-scale integrated communication campaign "Field Spring Momentum: Discovering New Agricultural Quality Productivity", visited the White Horse Teaching and Research Base of Nanjing Agricultural University to explore the new agricultural quality productivity in spring plowing together!

The project is located in the White Horse Teaching and Research Base of Nanjing Agricultural University. The smart farming management cloud platform, intelligent irrigation system, and field monitoring station are led by the Smart Agriculture Research Institute of Nanjing Agricultural University, and jointly developed by Jiangsu Three&Three as technical support units.

One screen view · Digital management of farmland to increase production and income

By utilizing advanced information technologies such as sensors, the Internet of Things, and big data, a networked and integrated smart agriculture management cloud platform is built, covering modules such as digital farmland, agricultural monitoring, prescription design, operation control, simulation prediction, and agricultural technology services. It truly achieves long-term monitoring, timely warning, information sharing, remote control, and other functions, achieving the goal of improving yield and quality, and green planting.

One person is in charge · Technological farming, water-saving and fertilizer saving

By utilizing digital agricultural technology, in the past, a farmer could only manage one or two acres of land. Now, with a series of equipment and a "smart brain" in the background, a technician can manage 100 or even 200 acres of farmland, making the previously heavy field management easier.

In the future, Jiangsu Three&Three will actively promote the integration of intelligent technology into the entire process of rice production management, based on more practical production situations, covering more towns and benefiting more farmers in the new era.