From sprawling super farms in Guangzhou to rice paddies in Shantou, the Chinese mainland is witnessing a farming makeover. Drones now buzz overhead, armed with cameras and sensors that map fields in seconds and spray nutrients with pinpoint accuracy. What once took days of backbreaking work under the sun can now be done in minutes—all thanks to smart farming tools designed by XAG.
Justin Gong, co-founder of XAG, explains that their mission is simple: put user-friendly technology into farmers' hands. “We want drones to be more than cool gadgets—they should be trusted partners,” he says. And farmers agree. With intuitive apps and automated flight paths, even those who’ve never flown a drone can boost yields and cut costs.
One shining example is Wang Fen, a young returnee to her rural hometown. She uses drone tech to care for family land and teach elderly villagers how to manage their fields. This blend of innovation and tradition is keeping communities connected—and ensuring that every harvest counts. 🌱❤️
The next chapter of agriculture is unfolding where tech meets tradition. As drones take flight across the Chinese mainland, farmers are free to focus on what matters most: growing food for the world. 🌍
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From Manual to Intelligent: The Era of Digital Agriculture in China
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