The son of Lao Hu, a member of the Corps, returned to Xinjiang with a drone. When he first arrived, this "iron bird" frightened the sheep, disturbed the farm work, and even fell into the newly watered cotton field, causing everyone to shake their heads and sigh.
The son was labeled as a playboy. However, a dust storm that covered the sky changed the situation dramatically. When traditional communications were interrupted and it was difficult for the human eye to discern the direction, Xiao Hu's drone, which was once regarded as a "disaster", became the "eye in the sky" to save trapped sheep and people. People were shocked to realize that those "disasters" were just the cost of early trial and error. After recognizing drone technology, Lao Hu integrated his desert control experience into the drone's flight control system.
Later the farm suffered from salinity.
Professor Lin brought Wenxiu to Xinjiang to promote genetically modified technology in the saline-alkali land, but she was not acclimated to the climate, and staged an interesting story about the awkward journey to Xinjiang. She tried to integrate into the residents, but it was self-defeating. In the end, she had to use the stupid method of raising chickens to prove the safety of genetically modified technology.
Sea rice was a great success.
However, I later discovered that if the soil is not good, no matter how good the seeds are, they are just castles in the air.
Lin Yuan and Gu Li both went there with the goal of "creating breathable soil," but were ridiculed by the villagers as "playing in the mud" and "carrying dung." In fact, the two of them have long gone to the same destination.
In fact, whether it is drones or shovels, whether it is traditional seed saving or genetically modified technology, whether it is soil modification or microbial technology, it must be integrated with the land in order to tame it.
And there are endless possibilities behind this land; upgrading from a desert farm to a smart farm.
