Haikou opens agricultural Network University farmers can get information for free

In order to enhance the Network service function of Haikou e-farming system and to improve the coverage of electronic agricultural affairs, in this afternoon the electronic agriculture work press conference, Haikou in the national first opened the electronic Agriculture Network University, the electronic Agricultural Affairs 114 took. The city's farmers can be free and quick to use electronic farming, access to a variety of related agricultural information.

E-Agriculture Network University has a network Learning center, library, electronic examination room and many other core content. In the Learning Center, with management, expert lectures, planting technology, pest control, culture and entertainment, such as more than 20 categories of thousands of courses. The first batch of electronic agriculture network University's 50 accounts will be allocated to Haikou each township, the farmer uses the account number landing to the network university, May on the Internet at any time on demand and the browsing own demand content. The Network University administrator can analyze the internet hours and frequency of the farmers in the background of the network, analyze the Farmers ' learning effect and demand, give the farmers feedback in time.

Haikou the first pilot in the province to launch 114 took. In the future, the use of mobile, unicom and other communications telephone call 114 can be directly transferred to the designated electronic agricultural agents and the nearest service station, for routine services. When the electronic agricultural agents can not be on-site to answer professional questions, users can be information feedback to the Bureau of the designated site by experts to answer. Expert answers to the information feedback to the electronic agricultural agents, by its users for a return visit to answer questions.

At the meeting, Hainan University donated 40 computers to the city electronic Agricultural service station, supporting the "Information rural" development.