On 19 november, a provincial rice plug-in technical course (first phase) was held in the city of zoro in 2024. The training was organized by the hunan province agricultural rural department and the hunan province agro-mechanical services centre, in collaboration with the rural rural directorate of the city of luo and the integrated agricultural technology promotion centre of the city of luo for a period of three days。
This training course is aimed at promoting mechanized planting techniques and raising awareness of this technology at all levels of the agricultural and rural sectors. More than 180 participants from 62 food-producing counties in the province, such as the heads of agricultural and rural directorates or agro-mechanical services centres, and large farmers。

The opening ceremony

On-site view of rice plugs and dumps
At the course, the invited lecturers provided all-round theoretical training to participants in rice-plugging techniques, application and maintenance of new structured projectors, daily use and maintenance of rice high-speed plugs, and daily use and maintenance of agricultural beidaw operations monitoring terminals。
The participants then went to the town of jiro and the town of lojiang to watch on-site the paddy plug-in operation and to visit the high-speed seeding of water lines and the complex for efficient and integrated use of green pepper cultivation。

Rice plugging machine dump field work
In recent years, the city of luro has been working on a project of millions, emphasizing rural agricultural development as a priority, ensuring food security and increasing farmers' incomes, and modernizing agriculture. The city-wide area of food seeding has stabilized at over 987,000 acres, yielding more than 412,000 tons and serving as an important food production base in hunan province. For many years, it has been assessed as the province's most advanced food-producing district, which has given hunan's job more “poll food” and has become an important position in the province's “measure” oil basket “fruit bowl”。










