In rural areas, farmers can avoid being seen as unprofessional when using new agricultural technologies in the following ways: 1. **Active learning and training**: Participate in agricultural technology training courses, exchanges and lectures to improve their professional knowledge. You can consult agricultural experts and obtain relevant information through online courses or local agricultural technology extension centers. 2. **Cooperate with other farmers**: Establish cooperative relationships with experienced farmers, learn from each other, and jointly test new technologies. Through teamwork, you can enhance your understanding and application of new technologies. 3. **Keep an open mind**: Be open to new technologies and be willing to try and experiment. Even if you encounter difficulties in the process of trying, you should constantly summarize your experience and accumulate practical knowledge. 4. **Get certification or certificate**: Take some agricultural skills and technology certification courses and obtain relevant certificates. This will not only improve your professional level, but also show your professionalism to others. 5. **Share successful experience**: After successfully using new technologies, take the initiative to share experiences with neighbors, build your professional image through sharing, and let others see the results. 6. **Use technological tools**: Use modern technologies such as mobile phones and the Internet to obtain professional knowledge and information, which can also be used to record your own practical process and results, forming your own "agricultural log". 7. **Actively participate in community activities**: Participate in local agricultural associations or cooperatives, enhance communication with other farmers, and enhance your professional identity through common activities. 8. **Build a good network**: Establish connections with agricultural experts, technical extension personnel, agricultural material suppliers, etc., maintain communication, and obtain the latest technical information and support in a timely manner. Through the above measures, people in rural areas can better enhance their professional image and enhance their competitiveness in agricultural production when using new agricultural technologies.