1. Data collection and analysis: using the Internet of Things, sensor technology and other means, data collection is carried out in various fields in the countryside, including farmland, meteorology, water resources, agricultural products and other aspects of the data. By analyzing these data, it can help decision makers better understand rural issues and formulate scientific and reasonable policies and measures.
2. Intelligent agriculture: applying advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, big data analysis and drones, to improve the efficiency and quality of agricultural production. By monitoring indicators such as soil moisture and crop growth, it provides farmers with precise guidance on agricultural production and reduces resource waste and environmental pollution.
3. E-commerce and digital finance: Developing e-commerce platforms to help farmers sell their agricultural products directly to consumers, solving the problem of intermediate links in the traditional distribution of agricultural products. At the same time, digital financial services are being promoted to provide farmers with convenient payment, loan and insurance services, so as to improve their income and economic security.
4. Intelligent education and medical care: Provide quality education and medical care resources for rural areas through distance education and health monitoring technologies. Farmers can receive online training and medical counseling through the Internet to improve their quality and health.