Since the start of the flood season in 2025, Shaanxi Province’s agricultural production has faced extreme weather challenges characterized by “drought at the beginning followed by heavy rainfall.” Drought during the spring planting period has led to insufficient soil moisture, while continuous rainfall during the flood season has triggered localized flooding, posing a serious threat to grain production.
YAAO Agricultural Machinery injects technological momentum into the autumn sowing in Guanzhong.
After days of continuous rainy weather, the fields and farmlands of the Guanzhong Plain have entered a critical period for rush planting. Challenges such as soil moisture levels nearing saturation, a shortened optimal sowing window, and increasing risks associated with late planting are putting farmers across thousands of households to the test.
Small fields are being made larger and equipped with a Rotary Tiller.
Chang Tao is a new farmer who has returned to his hometown and leased over 2,300 mu of land in the village. “Using a Rotary Tiller saves time and effort when plowing the fields. Look—less than 10 minutes is all it takes to till two mu of seedling beds, reaching a depth of a full 20 centimeters.” Such speed was something he wouldn't have even dared to imagine before.
