At present, 4.86 million acres of wheat in Huai'an, Jiangsu are entering a critical growth period for grain filling, and the task of field management is heavy. In order to ensure efficient agricultural operations for farmers, State Grid Huai'an Power Supply Company has comprehensively implemented smart power supply services for field scanning and electricity consumption, effectively facilitating the vast number of farmers.

In the high standard farmland of Chahe Town, Hongze District, farmer Yu Wanmin is operating a crop protection drone to carry out field fertilization operations. He admitted that in the past, agricultural electricity required the installation of long power lines, which not only consumed costs but also posed safety hazards. Now, with the convenience of scanning QR codes with a mobile phone, electricity costs have been greatly reduced.

The locally installed shared power stations are like field power banks, where farmers can scan the code to get electricity and use it. The system automatically and accurately charges, making the operation simple and efficient. According to Qi Cheng, the manager of the Taiwan district, a single electrical device can serve 800 acres of farmland in the surrounding area. The power supply department relies on online inspections and offline operation and maintenance modes to provide power supply services directly to the fields. Keywords: smart power supply, electricity

As of now, Huai'an has built 190 field shared power piles, covering 7 districts and counties in the city. This convenient measure completely solves the problem of electricity supply for farmers' agricultural work, eliminates the safety hazards of temporary electricity use in the wild, and provides considerate electricity services to ensure stable and high-yield grain production. (This article is from the official website www.seetao.com of Jian Dao. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao website+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao website video column Editor/Wu Zhiqiang