In rural areas, when using new agricultural technologies, if you want to avoid being considered unprofessional, you can start from the following aspects： ### 1. **Continuous learning and training** -**Participate in training courses**: Actively participate in technical training organized by the government, agricultural colleges or agricultural enterprises, and master the latest agricultural knowledge and skills. -**Self-study improvement**: Self-study through books, online courses, agricultural forums, etc. To understand the principles and application methods of new technologies. ### 2. **Combination of theory and practice** -**Small-scale testing**: Before fully popularizing new technologies, conduct tests on a small scale to accumulate experience and ensure the applicability and effectiveness of the technology. -**Record and summary**: Record the test process and results in detail, analyze the reasons for success and failure, and form your own summary of experience. ### 3. **Cooperate with experts** -**Seek expert guidance**: Keep in touch with agricultural experts and technicians, and consult in time when encountering problems to avoid blind operation. -**Participate in cooperative projects**: Join agricultural cooperatives or cooperate with scientific research institutions to use their resources and experience to improve their professional level. ### 4. **Showcase results and share experiences** -**Show successful cases**: Prove your professional ability by demonstrating the actual results of increasing production and income brought about by new technologies. -**Sharing experiences**: Share your own experiences and experiences in the village or community, help others solve problems, and establish a professional image. ### 5. **Use professional tools and equipment** -**Equipped with professional tools**: Use advanced agricultural machinery and tools to improve work efficiency and accuracy and demonstrate professionalism. -**Maintenance equipment**: Regularly maintain and maintain equipment to ensure its normal operation and avoid production due to equipment problems. ### 6. **Focus on the market and policies** -**Understand market demand**: Pay attention to the dynamics of the agricultural product market, choose new technologies suitable for market demand, and improve economic efficiency. -**Grasp policy information**: Keep abreast of national and local agricultural policies, and use policies to support the promotion of new technologies. ### 7. **Establish a good reputation** -**Integrity management**: Maintain integrity in the agricultural production and sales process and win the trust of villagers and partners. -**Helpful**: Help other farmers solve technical problems within their capabilities and establish a good reputation. ### 8. **Participate in industry exchanges** -**Participate in industry conferences**: Participate in agricultural exhibitions, technical exchanges and other activities to learn about the latest developments in the industry and expand contacts. -**Join an industry association**: Become a member of an agricultural association or cooperative, participate in collective activities, and enhance your industry status. Through the above methods, farmers in rural areas can gradually improve their professional level and avoid being regarded as not professional enough when using new agricultural technologies. At the same time, continuous learning and practice will help them achieve greater success in the field of agriculture.