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Today’s agricultural machinery market is no longer just a comparison game of horsepower, configuration and price, but a complex choice of tariff policies, fluctuations in the global industrial chain, stability of after-sales service and other multidimensional factors. Especially in tractor procurement, users are faced with a key question: “Do I continue to trust American and […]

In 2025, the procurement of agricultural machinery is no longer purely a technical task of “comparing brands and prices”, but has become a strategic judgment that must pay attention to macro policies, supply chain risks and long-term maintenance system. China and the United States trade war restarted and encoded, agricultural equipment, especially the core components

When it comes to effective land preparation, rotary tillers are one of the most powerful tools in a farmer’s arsenal. But many buyers make a costly mistake: they choose a tiller based on size or brand, without considering whether it’s right for their soil type. Different soils behave differently under pressure. Clay compacts. Sand scatters.

In the spring of 2025, tensions in the U.S.-China trade relationship escalated once again. The U.S. government announced the re-imposition of high tariffs on a range of Chinese imports in areas including electric vehicles, semiconductors, green energy equipment, and agricultural machinery, with a total value of more than $350 billion. The Chinese government quickly responded

In a world where supply chains are being redefined, “Made in China” remains a dominant force across nearly every industry—consumer electronics, machinery, apparel, vehicles, medical devices, and beyond. This article explores the real reasons behind China’s continued manufacturing leadership in 2025, and what it means for buyers, brands, and businesses worldwide. From cost-efficiency to innovation,

As we enter 2025, agriculture is no longer just about soil, seeds, and sunshine. With climate uncertainty, labor shortages, and the need for sustainable intensification, agricultural drones (UAVs) have become essential tools in precision farming. From aerial spraying and multispectral crop analysis to plant counting and 3D terrain mapping, the role of drones has evolved beyond

Dairy farming is no longer just about manual labor and traditional practices. The global dairy industry is undergoing a seismic shift driven by technological innovation, sustainability demands, and the urgent need to address labor shortages. For small to medium-sized farms, choosing the right milking machine is no longer optional—it’s a survival strategy. With rising operational

As the climate becomes more unpredictable and arid zones expand due to desertification, efficient water use is no longer an option—it’s a necessity. For farmers in regions like the Middle East, North Africa, parts of India, Australia, and southwestern U.S., traditional irrigation methods are proving unsustainable. This is where drip irrigation systems shine. Drip irrigation, also

In today’s rapidly evolving agricultural world, efficiency, precision, and sustainability are the pillars of modern crop farming. As more farmers across the globe adopt mechanized solutions to meet rising food demands, automatic planters have become an indispensable part of corn, rice, and soybean cultivation. From smallholder fields in Southeast Asia to expansive farms in Latin America

In Africa’s fast-evolving agricultural landscape, maximizing crop yields while minimizing labor costs is more important than ever. Combine harvesters — powerful machines that integrate reaping, threshing, and cleaning — are playing a critical role in improving efficiency, reducing post-harvest losses, and supporting food security across the continent. From expansive commercial farms in South Africa to