DEVELOPMENT OF BLIGHT PREVENTION MACHINE
입력 2022.04.14 (15:02)
수정 2022.04.14 (16:46)
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[Anchor Lead]
Spraying pesticides always calls for care since it could lead to addiction or poisoning. Now there is a new blight prevention machine combining the functions of a cultivator and a chemical sprayer. It can be controlled remotely, reducing the risk of chemical addiction.
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A blight prevention machine sprays pesticide in an orchard. A hazy chemical mist covers the field. Such spraying is generally repeated more than ten times a given year. There is always the risk of chemical addiction or accidental poisoning. This is a vineyard full of grape vines. A small vehicle travels between the rows to spray a chemical solution on its own. This is a 600-million-won multipurpose smart chemical sprayer developed jointly by the Rural Development Administration and the Gangwon-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services. Measuring up to its name, it can be utilized for multiple purposes. A chemical container can be attached and removed freely. So it can serve as both a chemical sprayer with the container on and a crop transporter without it. The machine comes in many different sizes, so a farmer can choose a model fit for the field size and its characteristics.
[Soundbite] Jin Chang-yong(Technical Team Leader, Smart Sprayer Co.) : "Chemicals are used less and sprayed more thoroughly, increasing the blight prevention efficiency. It can also be used in small spaces."
Even the elderly or a woman can control it easily. It can be operated with a remote control like a toy car. This automated sprayer is expected to remove the risk of chemical addiction as well as ease the manpower shortage in rural communities with mostly elderly populations.
[Soundbite] Won Ho-seong(Grape Farmer) : "It used to take two or more people to spray chemicals. But with this new sprayer, I can easily do it by myself without worrying about chemical addiction."
The downside of it, however, is the cost. Small farmers may be unable to afford it since its high-tech features put a steep price tag of seven to eight million won per machine.
Spraying pesticides always calls for care since it could lead to addiction or poisoning. Now there is a new blight prevention machine combining the functions of a cultivator and a chemical sprayer. It can be controlled remotely, reducing the risk of chemical addiction.
[Pkg]
A blight prevention machine sprays pesticide in an orchard. A hazy chemical mist covers the field. Such spraying is generally repeated more than ten times a given year. There is always the risk of chemical addiction or accidental poisoning. This is a vineyard full of grape vines. A small vehicle travels between the rows to spray a chemical solution on its own. This is a 600-million-won multipurpose smart chemical sprayer developed jointly by the Rural Development Administration and the Gangwon-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services. Measuring up to its name, it can be utilized for multiple purposes. A chemical container can be attached and removed freely. So it can serve as both a chemical sprayer with the container on and a crop transporter without it. The machine comes in many different sizes, so a farmer can choose a model fit for the field size and its characteristics.
[Soundbite] Jin Chang-yong(Technical Team Leader, Smart Sprayer Co.) : "Chemicals are used less and sprayed more thoroughly, increasing the blight prevention efficiency. It can also be used in small spaces."
Even the elderly or a woman can control it easily. It can be operated with a remote control like a toy car. This automated sprayer is expected to remove the risk of chemical addiction as well as ease the manpower shortage in rural communities with mostly elderly populations.
[Soundbite] Won Ho-seong(Grape Farmer) : "It used to take two or more people to spray chemicals. But with this new sprayer, I can easily do it by myself without worrying about chemical addiction."
The downside of it, however, is the cost. Small farmers may be unable to afford it since its high-tech features put a steep price tag of seven to eight million won per machine.
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- DEVELOPMENT OF BLIGHT PREVENTION MACHINE
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- 입력 2022-04-14 15:02:54
- 수정2022-04-14 16:46:23

[Anchor Lead]
Spraying pesticides always calls for care since it could lead to addiction or poisoning. Now there is a new blight prevention machine combining the functions of a cultivator and a chemical sprayer. It can be controlled remotely, reducing the risk of chemical addiction.
[Pkg]
A blight prevention machine sprays pesticide in an orchard. A hazy chemical mist covers the field. Such spraying is generally repeated more than ten times a given year. There is always the risk of chemical addiction or accidental poisoning. This is a vineyard full of grape vines. A small vehicle travels between the rows to spray a chemical solution on its own. This is a 600-million-won multipurpose smart chemical sprayer developed jointly by the Rural Development Administration and the Gangwon-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services. Measuring up to its name, it can be utilized for multiple purposes. A chemical container can be attached and removed freely. So it can serve as both a chemical sprayer with the container on and a crop transporter without it. The machine comes in many different sizes, so a farmer can choose a model fit for the field size and its characteristics.
[Soundbite] Jin Chang-yong(Technical Team Leader, Smart Sprayer Co.) : "Chemicals are used less and sprayed more thoroughly, increasing the blight prevention efficiency. It can also be used in small spaces."
Even the elderly or a woman can control it easily. It can be operated with a remote control like a toy car. This automated sprayer is expected to remove the risk of chemical addiction as well as ease the manpower shortage in rural communities with mostly elderly populations.
[Soundbite] Won Ho-seong(Grape Farmer) : "It used to take two or more people to spray chemicals. But with this new sprayer, I can easily do it by myself without worrying about chemical addiction."
The downside of it, however, is the cost. Small farmers may be unable to afford it since its high-tech features put a steep price tag of seven to eight million won per machine.
Spraying pesticides always calls for care since it could lead to addiction or poisoning. Now there is a new blight prevention machine combining the functions of a cultivator and a chemical sprayer. It can be controlled remotely, reducing the risk of chemical addiction.
[Pkg]
A blight prevention machine sprays pesticide in an orchard. A hazy chemical mist covers the field. Such spraying is generally repeated more than ten times a given year. There is always the risk of chemical addiction or accidental poisoning. This is a vineyard full of grape vines. A small vehicle travels between the rows to spray a chemical solution on its own. This is a 600-million-won multipurpose smart chemical sprayer developed jointly by the Rural Development Administration and the Gangwon-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services. Measuring up to its name, it can be utilized for multiple purposes. A chemical container can be attached and removed freely. So it can serve as both a chemical sprayer with the container on and a crop transporter without it. The machine comes in many different sizes, so a farmer can choose a model fit for the field size and its characteristics.
[Soundbite] Jin Chang-yong(Technical Team Leader, Smart Sprayer Co.) : "Chemicals are used less and sprayed more thoroughly, increasing the blight prevention efficiency. It can also be used in small spaces."
Even the elderly or a woman can control it easily. It can be operated with a remote control like a toy car. This automated sprayer is expected to remove the risk of chemical addiction as well as ease the manpower shortage in rural communities with mostly elderly populations.
[Soundbite] Won Ho-seong(Grape Farmer) : "It used to take two or more people to spray chemicals. But with this new sprayer, I can easily do it by myself without worrying about chemical addiction."
The downside of it, however, is the cost. Small farmers may be unable to afford it since its high-tech features put a steep price tag of seven to eight million won per machine.
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