Wang Fei, founder of Chufei Agriculture, launched his drone company five years ago and now services approximately 40% of farmland in Anlu.
China has emerged as a leader in agricultural drones, with over 251,000 spraying drones operating on nearly 178 million hectares of farmland.
The nation's focus on the "low-altitude economy" emphasizes drones for agricultural innovation, although concerns about security risks have arisen in the U.S..
Chinese drone usage for agriculture accounts for about 98% of flight time, with discussions of potential applications in logistics and tourism.
Chinese authorities are investing in the drone sector, establishing a new company dedicated to the low-altitude economy as part of a broader economic strategy.
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