Wusu City invested 1.8 million yuan to build a smart agricultural Internet of Things platform

Wusu City invested 1.8 million yuan to build a smart agricultural Internet of Things platform

“This equipment, you see it with light sensor, temperature and humidity sensor, soil temperature and humidity sensor, soil moisture intensity sensor is this set of equipment.” Facilities in Bahai Village, Bayihu Township, Wusu City Agricultural base, Wu Yun, a technician at the Agricultural Technology Promotion Station of the 84th township in Wusu City, introduced the IoT testing equipment that has just been put into use. Through this equipment, the whole process of crop growth and the environment around it can be used. The data is transmitted to the IoT detection platform, which enables real-time monitoring of crop growth. ”

The smart agricultural IoT platform mentioned by Black Cloud Bilig is to install farmland data monitoring and collection equipment in the field, and then the monitoring station will transmit the field data to the base IoT information platform through the wireless network in time, and then the base information platform. The data will be uploaded to the IoT Information Center of the Agriculture Bureau in time. The information center will understand the basic situation of the farmland through data analysis, thus providing a favorable basis for agricultural experts, and formulating farmland management measures in a targeted manner to better guide agricultural production.

Wu Yun, a technician at the Agricultural Technology Promotion Station of the 84 township in Wusu City, said: “You can operate our monitoring equipment on your own, you can record the temperature and humidity gap in real time, and then adjust the management and operation of the farm in time. What kind of situation appeared in the shed after three days, and what changes in the weather after three days can be predicted."

The pollution-free vegetable planting base of Bahai Village, eighty-four townships in Wusu City is one of the information collection stations of Wushui City's Wisdom Agricultural Internet of Things. Through the information collection system of vegetable bases, vegetable farmers can understand the image of vegetable bases by using mobile phones. Information, soil information, pest and disease information, and plant growth. Wang Changzhu, a vegetable grower in eighty-four townships in Wusu City, told reporters: "I think this platform is particularly close to our people. For Say, this weather forecast is too important for our people. For a simple example, we planted in the spring. Lotus white, if we can predict the weather outside of 5 days, we planted lotus white dare to plant it, if it is not predicted in 5 days, for example, we just planted it, after two days of cold current or frost, it is very affecting us. ""

For the vegetable grower Wang Changzhu, the previous information can only be grasped by experience and listening to the weather forecast. Now, the intelligent agricultural IoT information platform allows him to sit at home and grasp all the information in the vegetable field, and he can always Agricultural experts ask about vegetable planting techniques. Wang Changzhu said: "When the Internet of Things is now available, we can use this mobile phone to receive it faster, protect the coming of pests and diseases early, and protect in advance."

Black Cloud Bilig said: "There is a normal network 24 hours a day, there is a normal power supply, we can detect the temperature and humidity changes of the crop every moment. There are also solar weather stations detecting insects, 24 hours. Can be detected."

It is understood that Wusu City's smart agricultural Internet of Things platform has a total investment of 1.8 million yuan, covering a land area of ​​3,000 acres. At present, there is one information center and three information collection stations. The “Internet Agriculture Production” integrates advanced IoT technology to improve the traditional agricultural production mode, and realizes the intelligent mode of automatic management, remote monitoring and full traceability. Han Guipu, Director of Energy Office of Wusu Agricultural Bureau: “At present, we have built an information collection system in 3 townships and towns, and monitored and uploaded agricultural information data such as cotton, corn and vegetables in real time. With the network of agricultural information technology in the future With the gradual maturity and improvement, we will conduct comprehensive monitoring of other towns and towns in the city, thus promoting the modernization of Wusu City's agriculture."

(Original title: Xinjiang County-level smart agricultural Internet of Things platform settled in Wusu)