The wrong statement about intelligent agriculture is

The false statement about intelligent agriculture is as follows:

Intelligent agriculture is an important direction of modern agriculture development. With the help of advanced scientific and technological means, we can improve the efficiency and quality of agricultural production, reduce the cost and risk of agricultural production, and provide new impetus for the sustainable development of agriculture. However, there are some wrong views in the expression of smart agriculture. This paper will analyze these erroneous views in order to eradicate the root causes and promote the healthy development of smart agriculture.

Myth 1: Smart agriculture uses advanced technologies such as Internet of Things, big data and cloud computing to realize intelligent management of agricultural production.

This expression only pays attention to the technical means of smart agriculture, but ignores the connotation and goal of smart agriculture. Smart agriculture not only uses advanced technology to realize the intelligent management of agricultural production, but more importantly, through intelligent management, it can improve the efficiency and quality of agricultural production, reduce the cost and risk of agricultural production and realize the sustainable development of agriculture.

Myth 2: Smart agriculture can completely replace traditional agricultural production methods.

This statement is too absolute and one-sided. Although smart agriculture has many advantages, it cannot completely replace the traditional agricultural production mode. Traditional agricultural production mode still has its unique advantages in some aspects, such as labor-intensive production mode still plays an irreplaceable role in the cultivation of some crops.

Myth 3: The development of smart agriculture does not need to consider the interests of farmers.

This view is wrong. The development of smart agriculture must be based on the protection of farmers' interests. Farmers are the main body of agricultural production and an important force to promote agricultural development. If the development of smart agriculture does not consider the interests of farmers, it will lose the support and participation of farmers, and smart agriculture will not develop and grow.

Myth # 4: Smart agriculture can only be developed in developed areas, but not adapted to underdeveloped areas.

This view ignores the universality of smart agriculture. Although smart agriculture needs certain economic and technical conditions as support, it is not only available in developed areas. As long as underdeveloped areas have certain technical conditions and economic foundation, they can also develop smart agriculture suitable for local characteristics according to local conditions. In addition, the development of smart agriculture can also promote local economic development and increase farmers' income, which is conducive to rural revitalization in underdeveloped areas.