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In recent years, tropical and subtropical agriculture has expanded significantly, particularly in regions like Southeast Asia, Southern China, and Brazil. These zones contribute heavily to global food production but face unique environmental challenges due to their climate. Unlike temperate zones, farms in these areas deal with consistently high humidity, dense vegetation, and frequent monsoon rains […]

In recent years, the proportion of agricultural land located in arid and semi-arid regions has increased significantly, particularly across the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and western China. These regions face extreme climatic stressors—intense heat, low humidity, high UV exposure, and frequent sandstorms—which can push standard agricultural equipment beyond its design limits. Under such

In the global agricultural map, different regions face extremely diverse climatic zones: arid continental climate with little rainfall, humid and hot tropical monsoon belt, high plateau areas with big temperature difference between day and night, and hilly south with continuous rainy conditions …… These differentiated These differentiated natural conditions directly affect the use of agricultural

In the selection of agricultural machinery, many farmers have the misconception that “the bigger the equipment, the better, and the higher the horsepower, the less likely to break down”. However, the actual operation shows that the applicability of the harvester is not only linked to the price, but also closely related to the scale of

In modern agricultural production, agricultural machinery has become an indispensable production tool. However, with the increase in operational intensity, the complexity of environmental conditions (e.g., high temperature and humidity, dust and sand), and the increase in the degree of equipment intelligence, the frequency of failures of agricultural machinery and equipment is also increasing year by

Currently, agriculture is facing multiple challenges: a persistent shortage of rural labor, increased instability of cultivation due to climate fluctuations, and increasing tension on arable land resources. Traditional agriculture’s crude input methods make it difficult to balance crop yield improvement and resource conservation, and there is an urgent need for a modernized management path that

Against the backdrop of global energy shortages and the green transformation of agriculture, energy has become a critical factor limiting the sustainable operation and cost control of farms. In recent years, agricultural energy expenditures have risen significantly, with farms facing risks such as volatile energy prices, unstable power supply, and difficulties in accessing diesel. At

In the context of today’s structural transformation and green and sustainable development of agriculture, small farms, as an important part of the agroecosystem, assume multiple roles in securing diversified supplies, promoting rural employment and enhancing agricultural resilience. However, compared with large-scale agribusinesses, small-scale farms generally face the challenges of weak investment in equipment, low resource

The agricultural industry is at a pivotal moment, facing increased pressures to reduce its environmental impact while maintaining productivity. Traditional farming machinery, which is heavily reliant on fossil fuels, has long been a contributor to carbon emissions and environmental degradation. As the demand for cleaner energy solutions in agriculture grows, it becomes increasingly important to

As modern agricultural production continues to evolve, it faces many serious challenges, such as labor shortages and production inefficiencies. Farmers not only need to improve labor efficiency, but also need to effectively manage the production process to cope with the increasingly complex production demands. Agricultural intelligent systems have emerged as the key to improving farm