Smart Onion Farming: Safe & Efficient Harvests

Описание: Agricultural planting wisdom makes you smarter!

During the harvest season at the green onion planting base, transportation relies on manual carrying with shoulder poles. There are no dedicated bridges or roads. After rain, workers have to walk on simple bridges made of narrow wooden planks, which are muddy and slippery. This not only poses the risk of falling into the water but also reduces work efficiency and increases labor costs!

The dangers are as follows:

1. Passage risks: After rain, the irrigation ditches are filled with muddy water, and only two narrow wooden planks are laid as bridges, which are slippery and difficult to walk on. Especially when carrying heavy loads, it is easy to slip and fall into the water; the muddy fields also increase the difficulty of walking.
2. Labor hazards: Elderly workers carry heavy loads across the bridge, which puts great pressure on their waists and shoulders, making them prone to injuries; the humid environment accelerates physical exhaustion, and the elderly are more likely to get tired and sick.
3. Efficiency and cost issues: Slow passage delays the progress of transporting green onions, which may lead to losses of green onions; low efficiency requires more workers or overtime, increasing costs; the loss will be even greater if workers get injured and miss work.

For long-term efficiency improvement, the following suggestions are better:

1. Improve passage: Replace with wider and non-slip planks to build bridges and add guardrails; for long-term use, cement bridges can be built; pave the fields with gravel or渣土 to prevent mud.
2. Reduce burdens: Use wheelbarrows or electric tricycles instead of shoulder poles; assign light work to the elderly and arrange reasonable rest.
3. Improve efficiency: Drain water in time to reduce muddy water; set up temporary storage points to avoid damage from accumulated green onions; provide labor protection supplies (such as non-slip shoes) and train on safe operations.