[In the Fields of Hope] China's Autumn Grain Harvest Enters Peak Season, with More Than 60% Completed

Weather conditions in southwestern China have been generally favorable this year, with significantly less severe disasters.

Recent weather in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has been clear, with suitable temperatures benefiting the grain filling and maturation of late rice. Overall weather conditions in southwest China have been relatively good this year, with significantly less severe disasters. Autumn grain crops in northwest China are growing well, and harvesting is accelerating.

The autumn harvest has generally proceeded smoothly in China's main producing regions, slightly ahead of the usual pace, with another bumper harvest expected.

Since this year's autumn harvest began, harvesting in China's major autumn grain-producing areas has proceeded relatively smoothly, slightly ahead of the usual pace, and another bumper autumn grain harvest is expected.

Monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs shows that China's autumn grain harvest has entered its peak period and is more than 60% complete.

CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): The latest agricultural monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs shows that the autumn grain harvest nationwide has entered its peak period, with more than 60% completed.

Experts measured actual harvested yields in a 260-mu soybean field at Beidahuang's No. 856 Farm in Heilongjiang, recording an average of 683.63 jin per mu and setting a provincial soybean yield record for hundred-mu production fields.

Northeast China accounts for nearly 40% of both the country's autumn grain acreage and output. Weather conditions during the autumn grain growing season in most of the northeast have generally been favorable this year, benefiting grain filling and safe maturation, with a promising outlook for yields. In a 260-mu soybean yield improvement plot at Beidahuang's 856 Farm in Heilongjiang, an expert team measured yields through actual harvesting and recorded a strong average yield of 683.63 jin per mu, setting a new high-yield record for hundred-mu-scale soybean production fields in Heilongjiang.

Autumn grain crops in northwestern China are growing well, and harvesting is accelerating.

Recent weather in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has been clear, with suitable temperatures benefiting the grain filling and maturation of late rice. Overall weather conditions in southwest China have been relatively good this year, with significantly less severe disasters. Autumn grain crops in northwest China are growing well, and harvesting is accelerating.

Sunny weather and suitable temperatures in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are favorable for late-season rice grain filling and ripening.

Recent weather in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has been clear, with suitable temperatures benefiting the grain filling and maturation of late rice. Overall weather conditions in southwest China have been relatively good this year, with significantly less severe disasters. Autumn grain crops in northwest China are growing well, and harvesting is accelerating.

Yingshang deployed 100,000 units or sets of agricultural machinery, including more than 2,600 tracked harvesters, and established 108 grain-drying sites.

The Huang–Huai–Hai region accounts for around one-quarter of both the country's autumn grain acreage and output. In Yingshang, Anhui, 720,000 mu of rice are ripening in succession, ushering in harvesting on a large scale. The locality has deployed 100,000 agricultural machines and equipment units or sets of various types, including more than 2,600 tracked harvesters, and established 108 grain drying sites to prevent wet soil or sudden rainfall from affecting harvest progress.

Weather conditions during the autumn grain growing season have been favorable across most of northeastern China this year, with a relatively good production outlook.

Northeast China accounts for nearly 40% of both the country's autumn grain acreage and output. Weather conditions during the autumn grain growing season in most of the northeast have generally been favorable this year, benefiting grain filling and safe maturation, with a promising outlook for yields. In a 260-mu soybean yield improvement plot at Beidahuang's 856 Farm in Heilongjiang, an expert team measured yields through actual harvesting and recorded a strong average yield of 683.63 jin per mu, setting a new high-yield record for hundred-mu-scale soybean production fields in Heilongjiang.

Rice across 720,000 mu in Yingshang, Anhui, is progressively ripening, and large-scale harvesting has begun.

The Huang–Huai–Hai region accounts for around one-quarter of both the country's autumn grain acreage and output. In Yingshang, Anhui, 720,000 mu of rice are ripening in succession, ushering in harvesting on a large scale. The locality has deployed 100,000 agricultural machines and equipment units or sets of various types, including more than 2,600 tracked harvesters, and established 108 grain drying sites to prevent wet soil or sudden rainfall from affecting harvest progress.