Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the peak period of summer grain procurement in China, particularly focusing on the efforts of the Central Reserve Grain Ningling Direct Warehouse in Henan province to ensure efficient wheat collection and storage amid increased workload and challenges due to high temperatures [1][17]. Group 1: Wheat Procurement Efforts - The provinces of Henan, Anhui, and Hebei have initiated the minimum purchase price execution plan for wheat, leading to a surge in procurement activities [1]. - The Ningling Direct Warehouse is responsible for the summer grain storage tasks in three counties, with a projected wheat production of 1.3 million tons in 2025 [1]. - The team led by Zhang Jingjing is tasked with collecting 410,000 tons of wheat, which is significantly higher than previous years, requiring them to rent 11 additional collection points [1][3]. Group 2: Operational Efficiency - To enhance efficiency, the team developed a "wind selection sieve" to improve the manual impurity removal process during grain collection, allowing for simultaneous cleaning while receiving grain [8]. - The reduction of impurities by 0.2 percentage points is expected to save approximately 3 million yuan in total costs based on the 410,000 tons of wheat to be collected [11]. Group 3: Team Commitment and Challenges - The team, consisting of 31 party members, has been working tirelessly since early June, with a total of 106,100 tons of wheat already collected [17]. - The extreme heat during the summer months poses additional challenges, with team members often working in temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius [13]. - The sense of responsibility and pride in contributing to national grain storage is emphasized by team members, reflecting their commitment to the task [21].