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To ensure both the quantity and quality of maize crops, vigilant pest monitoring is indispensable. Identifying and controlling pests effectively is paramount in mitigating agricultural losses and upholding food security. Various methods, from conventional field observations to sophisticated intelligent monitoring systems, are currently employed to manage pests in maize fields. However, traditional surveillance methods have inherent drawbacks, such as the need for frequent visual inspections and the inability to deliver real-time comprehensive data. Consequently, there's a rising demand for intelligent solutions that can enhance accuracy and efficiency in pest monitoring on maize farms.
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