“三夏”生产一线观察｜抢收抢种不误时 农业生产高效推进

Core Viewpoint - The summer harvest of wheat is progressing rapidly across various regions in China, with significant efforts from farmers and agricultural machinery operators to maximize efficiency and minimize losses during the harvesting and planting processes [1][3][12]. Group 1: Harvest Progress - As of June 5, 1.82 million acres of wheat have been harvested nationwide, with overall progress exceeding 50% [1]. - In Shandong Province, Jining City has 680,000 acres of wheat maturing, showcasing a busy agricultural scene [3]. - The total wheat production in Huai City, Henan Province, is expected to exceed 273,000 tons, indicating a potential record harvest [6]. Group 2: Agricultural Machinery Utilization - Huai City has organized 11,000 agricultural machines, including over 700 wheat harvesters, to meet the demands of summer harvesting and planting [6]. - In Cao County, Shandong Province, over 5,000 harvesters were serviced and deployed to ensure efficient harvesting, with a focus on quick and effective operations [8][11]. - The "Dudu Agricultural Machinery" online platform in Baoji City has facilitated 122 wheat harvesting orders, covering 11,000 acres with a loss rate controlled below 1% [20]. Group 3: Planting and Crop Management - The timely harvesting of wheat is crucial for the subsequent planting of rice, with farmers in Jiangsu Province actively preparing for rice transplantation [12][14]. - In Huai'an District, Jiangsu Province, over 8,000 pieces of machinery and 500 agricultural technicians are being mobilized to ensure orderly summer harvesting and planting [12]. - The use of advanced technology in seedling preparation has improved the efficiency and success rate of rice planting in various regions [16]. Group 4: Support Services for Farmers - Local governments are providing essential support services for agricultural machinery operators, including meal delivery and maintenance assistance, to enhance operational efficiency [22][24]. - Volunteer service teams have been established in various towns to support cross-regional agricultural machinery operators, ensuring their needs are met during the busy harvest season [26][27].