Digital agriculture has been rejuvenated in rural areas, with the dynamite agricultural service centre taking the lead in digitizing watermelon breeding throughout the region to make agricultural production more manual and efficient through smart control systems。

In contrast to other nursery production greenhouses, the “technologies” are visible in the qinyang agricultural park, where staff can monitor the environmental indicators of the greenhouses in real time before displaying them and perform production operations accordingly。
The senior agronomist at the district agricultural service centre introduced the installation of an environmental intelligence control system at the demonstration park, an integrated water fertilizer intelligence control system and a digital seedling production system to digitize seedling production in watermelon。

The smart control management system automatically transmits the collected data to the backstage, then regulates the water fattening, temperature, humidity, etc. Required for seedling production, based on pre-set watermelon seeding environmental parameters. In addition, other smart devices already available in parks, such as light patches and sprays, can be connected to the smart control management system, thus achieving digitally intelligent control of nursery production. By installing the system in a mobile phone, farmers are able to access information on the growth environment, dynamics, etc. Of their greenhouses at any time and at any time, and to manage production on the basis of their own production experience, which has resulted in significant savings in labour and production management costs。
It is known that this digital seedling operation was spearheaded in 2023 by the district agricultural service centres in the pilot districts. Through the formation of a digital seedling team, a number of technicians have provided technical and specialized services to the whole process of preparing, seeding and post-marriage management of seedlings in the water。

“we have organized a number of trainings for neighbouring farmers and parks in the techniques of observation and digital seedlings to promote the spread of digital agricultural technology throughout the region.” presentation by the senior agrologist at the regional agricultural service centre。










