Ruff helps Agricultural production to realize Intelligent long-distance planting

The Internet of Things is changing the way of production and life in various fields, such as manufacturing, household and traditional agriculture.

When it comes to agriculture, most people think of suburbs or countryside far away from cities. A group of farmers who take agricultural production as their way of life walk around the fields every day, sow fertilizer and take good care of them. Now, they can complete the planting and harvesting of crops without leaving home, realizing intelligent remote planting and care of agricultural production. All these are the changes brought about by Internet of Things technology.

Science and technology combined with agriculture, remote planting without leaving home

Miss Li, who works in a creative industrial park in Xuhui District, lives in a community in Yangpu. She brushes less and less friends these days, but she always opens her mobile phone from time to time to check the growth status of tomatoes and cucumbers planted on the roof of her own house. Occasionally, she clicks the irrigation button. The sprinkler tap on the roof of Yangpu Community immediately opens to irrigate the small vegetable garden automatically.

In addition, Miss Li can also set the best production index data of each vegetable in advance, including the temperature and humidity of the soil, PH value and monitoring and checking the temperature and humidity of the ambient air at any time, light intensity, etc. Miss Li said that in the past, friends were inspired to steal vegetables and would contract a vegetable garden in the suburbs to plant them themselves. However, due to the long distance and unscientific care, vegetables and fruits were not as good as they thought when they were harvested, and now agricultural production can be carried out on rooftops in cities. At the same time, it provides remote intelligent management, which allows white-collar workers who are usually very busy to take ten minutes to check and manage their mobile phones every day, and they can eat completely pollution-free green fruits and vegetables at harvest time. The whole process is both interesting and convenient.

People, crops and tools are networked to realize intelligent vegetable garden planting

Many people envy at the same time, must be thinking about how to own such a small vegetable garden, in fact, Miss Li is using Ruff research and development of an Internet of Things application product applied to smart agriculture, through the Internet of Things equipment networking technology, through various sensors to vegetable planting data real-time record and transmit to the user's use equipment (mobile phone PC end can be), including soil, ambient air temperature and humidity, etc., users from the mobile phone can grasp the vegetable growing environment in real time.

At the same time, for some forgetful users, you can set your own parameters to achieve automatic remote irrigation, so that the vegetables planted will not die because they are occasionally not watered. In this way, the whole intelligent planting process can be remotely operated to achieve the "unmanned" management of the vegetable garden, and this can effectively use the idle space in the city, such as the roof, balcony and other areas, can be transformed into a vegetable garden in minutes.

For some small white who don't know anything about crop production, Ruff sets a series of vegetable and fruit planting growth parameters through expert database to ensure that crops can grow in the best environment, such as the best soil moisture for eggplant planting, the best irrigation cycle and water quantity, the best growth and harvest time, etc., which can be set in advance in Ruff's application system.

The development of large agricultural countries is slow, and traditional agriculture needs to be transformed into intelligent agriculture urgently.

Smart vegetable garden is only Ruff's first test in agriculture. Upgrading the whole agriculture to smart agriculture is Ruff's long-term pursuit of a bright future.

As a large agricultural country since ancient times, China has nearly 10 billion mu of agricultural land, but in recent years, about 30% of agricultural products still need international market regulation, which is a shocking figure.

What caused this result? Artificial irrigation consumes huge labor costs; weather changes affect agricultural output value, and "relying on heaven to harvest" is still the main fate of crops; a series of shortcomings left over from traditional agriculture, such as urban migration of farmers and shortage of labor force, hinder the development of China's agriculture.

The only way to solve the shortcomings of traditional agriculture is to transform intelligent agriculture. Through the networking technology of Internet of Things, crops, agricultural production tools and people are networked, and the production environment data of farmland crops and the data of crops themselves are recorded and analyzed, and timely feedback is given to people, thus guiding people to make rapid remote decisions. In addition, for some crops with high growth and planting difficulty, expert data can be used to input in advance, so as to guide people to carry out more scientific management and planting to achieve the best growth state.

In this way, not only can the time cost and judgment cost of farmers 'field observation be saved, but also remote agriculture and intelligent scientific planting can be realized. Even if you live in the city, you can work on farmland thousands of miles away through mobile phone or computer, which will not affect your life and work in the city, nor will the farmland lose management and monitoring.

This will be a huge change in the field of agriculture, which will bring unprecedented production efficiency and output value to China's agriculture and generate maximum value at the lowest cost.