In Cambodia’s Takeo Province, drones now take off at sunrise to feed shrimp and monitor water quality around the clock. This smart technology, part of the China-ASEAN Smart Farm Integrated Development Pilot Program, has helped local farmers more than triple their annual income per hectare. The system transmits real-time water-quality data, allowing precise adjustments. Professor Zheng Changzhong of Fudan University noted that China’s low-cost, adaptable AI solutions offer valuable options for developing countries seeking to modernize agriculture.
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