In the development of agriculture and forestry, insect pests are a problem that seriously afflicts managers. In order to effectively prevent and control them, staff members are required to collect pest information and establish an early warning mechanism for pest occurrence. However, due to the fact that the contents and types of pest information collection are numerous and complex, it also brings certain difficulties to the work of the staff. With the current trend of rising and complex pests in agriculture and forestry, it has become a general trend to use pest information collection systems to collect real-time information on field pests.

The pest situation information collection system uses the most advanced information technology, automatic control technology and monitoring technology, and can realize automatic switching, automatic trapping, automatic insect killing, automatic separation and other automatic operations, and can be in an unattended situation. Under the automatic work, remote monitoring of field pest information in real time greatly satisfies a series of current provincial, municipal, county, township, and village level trends in field insect collection, analysis, forecasting, and prevention. jobs.

Comparing the pest information collection system with the previous pest information collection work methods, you will find that the application value of the pest information collection system in the development of agriculture and forestry reflects the need to know the traditional pest information collection, since it is the grassroots survey personnel. Holding a handful of small books, standing in the field, there are a few bugs, but in the event of a major pest or disease, there may be hundreds of thousands of bugs a night. The workload is high and the data is easily lost. However, after the application of pest information collection system, this situation has undergone tremendous changes. With the automatic monitoring and automatic transmission function of the pest information collection system, information collectors do not need to be able to collect desired data information in the field. The use of automatic wireless network transmission not only completed the collection and preservation of information, and monitored field conditions at any time and place, effectively improved the timeliness and accuracy of pest forecasting, played a significant role in reducing pest and disease losses and ensuring food security.