As the birthplace of rural reform in China, Xiaogang Village in Fengyang is extending the innovative spirit of "big responsibility" to the digital field in the new era, actively exploring new paths for the development of smart agriculture.

The village is vigorously promoting infrastructure construction, laying 5G networks, and building high standard smart farmland. By introducing Internet of Things, big data, and cloud computing technologies, sensors are deployed in the fields to monitor soil moisture, crop growth, pest and disease conditions in real-time, achieving precision and automation in water and fertilizer management, and effectively reducing costs and increasing efficiency.