According to experts from a California-based start-up company (USA), this electric multi-purpose self-propelled agricultural machine can help farmers transform green production more strongly because it is a completely electric-powered product. the world’s first. Monarch’s products are considered the “King of Agricultural Machines” to open up the process of green production transformation with unprecedented smart, high-tech and safety features. Photo: Designboom The advantage of the versatile agricultural machine designed by Monarch Tractor is that it is quite compact and programmed to perform different jobs such as plowing, harvesting, mowing and can operate in up to 10 hours after 5 hours of charging. According to Monarch experts, when each of their agricultural machines is powered by renewable electricity to replace the traditional older generation with diesel engines, it can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by an average of 53 tons per year – the equivalent of removing 14 gasoline-powered passenger cars from the road. Although this versatile agricultural machine does not require a driver, to comply with applicable US regulations it must have a person operating it remotely, receiving real-time warnings and being able to stop the vehicle. in necessary situations. The product is also equipped with sensors, which can remotely detect livestock and crops, and has a collision prevention system that allows it to work autonomously at the same time as farm workers. Several tech companies are also working on developing unmanned agricultural machines, including California-based Bear Flag, Illinois-based John Deere and Denmark’s Agrointelli, but Monarch is the first to offer the product. With nearly two decades of experience working in mobility and energy, Monarch Tractor startup founder and CEO Praveen Penmetsa says he captures the trend of how technology can shape an industry. “Looking at these two industries has helped me shape a pattern and the idea that global agriculture is also ready for transformation,” Mr. Penmetsa said. CNN Business. In addition, this versatile agricultural machine can also collect data during operation to provide farmers with information on crop health, long-term yield forecasts, and warnings about problems. problems such as leakage of irrigation water or degraded soil … After raising $20 million in March, Penmetsa and a team of more than 50 engineers at the company’s Livermore headquarters conducted a series of trials on farms in three states. Save labor and fuel It is expected that within the next two months, the company will officially offer the first agricultural machines to farmers in the states of California, Washington and Oregon with prices starting at $ 50,000. The Monarch company is hoping to start commercial production by the end of this year. Monarch’s versatile agricultural machine can save farmers thousands of dollars a year in labor and fuel costs, experts say. Monarch Tractor’s versatile agricultural machine is expected to be mass-produced from the end of this year. Photo: Agriland According to David Rose, associate professor of agricultural innovation at the University of Reading, farmers are under increasing pressure to manage to feed a growing population coupled with consumer demand for agricultural products. sustainable products, while they face labor shortages. “The whole society is asking farmers to overcome many challenges at the same time. I don’t think we look at our plates on the table three times a day and think about all the hardships farmers are facing,” Mr Rose said. According to Mr. Rose, at this stage, the most transformative feature of the Monarch farm machine is that it runs on electricity and the relief of gas-hungry, diesel-hungry equipment is amazing. However, what Monarch’s founder and CEO is most excited about is the prospect that farmers can use parameters and data in the production process to provide more transparency to customers. Mr. Penmetsa envisions that there will be a QR code on agro-food packaging that shoppers can scan to access information about how the product is made. “We want consumers to appreciate what farmers go through to get food to the table. If farmers can tell that story through data, I think we can create a direct bridge,” Penmetsa said.

Mangoes are grown to create shade all year round, less defoliation, thus saving labor. Along 5km of 10-lane road, hundreds of mango trees are planted, each tree is about 6m high. Due to favorable weather, the mango trees here bear fruit and wrongly bear fruit. Hundreds of mango trees are planted along the two sides of the 10-lane road, the gateway to Ha Long City In the evening, many young people hold a long tree attached to a hook to chop mangoes, and even bring a ladder to climb the tree. Although everyone is racing, the number of mangoes here is still a lot. “This is the first time I have seen mango trees planted along the road, fruit trees look fun for passersby feel like visiting gardens in the West”, Mr. Hoang Ba Nam (32 years old, Ha Long City) said. know. Each tree is about 6m high and planted at 5m intervals All mango trees planted in Ha Long City are under the management and care of Quang Ninh Park Greenery Joint Stock Company. Explaining the planting of mango in some roads, Director of Quang Ninh Park Greenery Joint Stock Company Vu ​​Tuan Anh said that mango trees are in the group of urban shade trees, with an average unit price. Fruit-bearing mango trees are planted in Doan Doan area. The weather is favorable, so every tree bears fruit Moreover, the mango tree performance is better than others because of its wide canopy, less deciduousness and good greenness all year round, in line with the green Ha Long criterion. “There are also many countries planting mango trees along the road, we do not harvest fruit so everyone is comfortable, only it is advised not to break branches. In case the ripening fruit is about to fall, affecting the traffic, the side The company will spray medicine to remove all the fruits and then clean up “, Mr. Tuan Anh said. Many people bring out a long tree with a hook to remove mangoes In the evening, young people bring a ladder to a mango snack.